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Comment by Ron "Oily" Sprague on May 12, 2015 at 3:44pm

Simple enough. When you are looking at the headstock on a right-handed player's Strat from the front ( the side with the knobs, strings, fretboard, etc.), the tuners are on the LEFT side of the headstock. If you flip the git over, looking at the back of the neck, you are also looking at the BACK of the headstock. Now the tuners are on the RIGHT side of the headstock.

See?

Are you a right handed (strumming hand) player? If so, then you want the ones in Gitty's description.

Comment by Scott aka Farmer Ted on May 11, 2015 at 11:37pm

Yup, the term "right-handed configuration" refers to a headstock/guitar designed for a right-handed player. Or, as Gitty's site describes, the tuners, while looking at the rear of the headstock, are on the right (left when looking at the front)...confusing, eh?