A right-handed guitar is designed for players who primarily use their right hand for strumming or picking. The strings are arranged so that the thickest string (the low E) is on the top when the guitar is held in playing position. This setup allows right-handed players to easily access the fretboard with their left hand while strumming with their right. Most commercially available guitars are right-handed, making them the standard choice for many musicians. Famous right-handed guitarists, such as Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, have popularized this style, influencing countless players around the world.