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Location: liverpool ,england | any user's on here reccomend them? they are ment not to take your guitar out of tune, or is this a gimmick?
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Had one a while back and sold it.
Get a schubb capo. |
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Location: liverpool ,england | that bad are they, i'll give it a miss then and look at the shubb, cheers
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | I recommend a Planet Waves NS Capo
It has adjustable tension like the "bird".
They come in black and aluminum.
There is also a cheaper "NS Lite" which is plastic/nylon/whatever.
I have not tried the Lite... I would stick with the aluminum which is very light.
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Location: sitting at my computer | arthurseery - 2013-03-19 3:02 PM I recommend a Planet Waves NS Capo ... I would stick with the aluminum which is very light. +1 I've been using a Planet Waves NS Black (it's aluminum too) for years... no complaints so far. Slim, lightweight, clean simple design, fully adjustable tension. Just remember to tighten the adjusting knob snugly before storing it away, that knob turns very freely and could wind its way off in your case. |
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Location: sitting at my computer | oh yeah... if you need one for a flat radius fretboard, than the NS Classical Guitar Capo is the one to get.  |
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bird of paradise capo
