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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | I love this site because I know I'm going to get the answer I need. I own 3 capos, 2 Kysers and a Dunlop trigger. I really like the Kysers on my Taylor but prefer the Dunlop on my Adamas. I want to buy another Dunlop for the Adamas in gold to match my tuners (vain), but when I went to the Bay I noticed that there were two trigger models - one curved and one straight. I own a w591, I'm sure the same neck as the w597. What model do I buy - straight or curved? My eyes aren't great at 57. Help. I don't want to waste even $16! |
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Location: Bluffton, SC | Sell the Taylor and buy one of each.
No waste at all. In fact, you're way ahead of the game. ;) |
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | I might if I find the right Elite! |
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Location: East Tennessee | My guess would be that you want the curved one.
Most steel string guitars have a curved fretboard. The flat,(straight), capos are for nylon stringed guitars.
I just got rid of a gold Kyser curved capo,(sent it with the Ovation Book).
I agree with Weaser, 86 the Taylor. :D |
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Location: Cheyenne, Wyoming | I might have some cronies that'll think Im an idiot, but I grab my A first - everytime. Thanks for advice on the capo. |
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Location: East Tennessee | I hope we're right!! :confused: :D |
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