Consulted with that guy a couple years back about a harness for a RIC. He ghosted me after I asked about price.

I have one in my white Bacchus jazz bass. Great workmanship, nice guy to deal with.

Very cool. Always been curious about Bacchus instruments. How are they?

Thanks for all the comments! I googled myself a few weeks back, and this site/thread popped up! So here I am, first post.
Im doing lots of LH business: LP, SG, 335, P-Bass, J-Bass, Strat, Tele, etc. Of course I do much more RH builds, but I'm really surprised at how the LH business has picked up. I guess the word has gotten around. Not sure the percentage of LH players (maybe 1%??) out there, but about 15 % of my current harness builds/sales are LH! Ive built and sold almost 5,000 harnesses since I started this company 5 years ago. If I can help anyone out, please feel free to contact me. I'm a 2 person operation, so things can get a bit crazy here. I do all the harness builds and my wife handles the shipping and the website.
Thanks! Dave Starr
http://www.starrguitarsystems.com

Thanks for all the comments! I googled myself a few weeks back, and this site/thread popped up! So here I am, first post.
Im doing lots of LH business: LP, SG, 335, P-Bass, J-Bass, Strat, Tele, etc. Of course I do much more RH builds, but I'm really surprised at how the LH business has picked up. I guess the word has gotten around. Not sure the percentage of LH players (maybe 1%??) out there, but about 15 % of my current harness builds/sales are LH! Ive built and sold almost 5,000 harnesses since I started this company 5 years ago. If I can help anyone out, please feel free to contact me. I'm a 2 person operation, so things can get a bit crazy here. I do all the harness builds and my wife handles the shipping and the website.
Thanks! Dave Starr
http://www.starrguitarsystems.com

Awesome Dave! Welcome aboard. Glad to have you here. Will definitely be in touch soon. Regarding your comment about the small percentage of players who are lefty, I truly believe there are far more of us out there who are either dissuaded from being left handed or fall victim to lack of support, so the low percentage numbers justify the reasoning behind company's limited offerings (or none at all). it's a vicious circle: Scarcity and lack of support perpetuates scarcity of lefty players, and thus the low percentages. It's why you'll see many of us here who play lefty instruments strung righty. because once upon a time a lefty walked into a music store and all they were given to try out was a a right handed instrument, so they adapted. And, as it relates to your line of work, many lefties find a left handed instrument and they might not even realize that the pots and wiring are wrong.

Hi, Dave! Thanks for chiming in! Your work looks extremely clean and professional! My soldering looks like a child's artwork, so I appreciate the talent needed for good soldering.
I would guess that you get so many left-handed orders because so few companies use true left-handed harnesses, even for their lefty instruments. They either use righty-pots and wire them righty (which isn't so bad), or use righty pots and wire them lefty (which is just worthless).

As an aside, I get why so many active preamps are this way: the preamp board would have to be specifically printed for lefties, and there isn't enough demand to make that economical. They know to stick with righty pots, though.

I've used one of your harnesses, Dave. Great work.