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Bookmark or Share- Capo Recommendations - The Acoustic Guitar ForumThe need to squeeze the capo is just a different method from the others and you get used to it. The fact that they ship with two sets of inserts is a big plus. The aren’t the cheapest and they are the heaviest of the three but they feel solid, look great and work!
- New G7th Performance 3 Capo with ART - Pre-release Review and Unboxing ...The P3 is extremely well designed and manufactured. If the capo ever fails over its lifetime, G7th will replace it free. This isn't new with the P3. This lifetime warranty has applied to G7th capos since their inception. I number of years ago, my Newport capo developed a problem where the spring that changes the tension seemed to lose its strength.
- Easy way to tune down a half step? - The Acoustic Guitar ForumDoing it with your capo method, you may well need to tweak the tuning just a bit after you take the capo off -- or better yet, tune it with the capo off, after you tune down, with the tuner -- you should of course be very close to the right notes, so just slightly tune up or down, if necessary, to get it right on the money. Hope that makes sense...
- pronounce "capo" please - The Acoustic Guitar ForumIt is frequently used on guitars, mandolins, and banjos. Giovanni Battista Doni first used the term in his Annotazioni of 1640, though capo use likely began earlier in the 17th-century.[1] The first patented capo was designed by James Ashborn of Walcottville, Connecticut, USA.[2]
- Capo Recommendation - The Acoustic Guitar ForumMy preference is an adjustable capo - Shubb, Elliott, KatEyz, Planet Waves NS if you want one for low cost. You’ll get a variety of suggestions as how capos work can depend on neck radius and shape so some folks like one or another depending on their guitar, playing style, and need.
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