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Nice little capo for ukuleles and acoustic guitars
The capo is made well. Yes, it's very light and may seem fragile, but for my use (playing at home) it's just perfect! It's easy to use (you just have to unscrew it a bit, put it on the guitar neck and screw it back till it's firmly tighten to the neck) and it's compatible with my ukuleles ( Kala tenor and Flight Travel soprano) and with my guitars (a newly bought Yamaha APXT2 (3/4 acoustic guitar) and a Ibanez TCY10E). I didn't find any issues while using it (no disturbance while playing), nor I had to re-tune the instruments. Last but not least, it's small and practical to bring with me if needed. I can only recommend this capo to all guitar and ukulele players.
P.S. "One-hand" use is NOT possible, but again, it is very easy to attach it to the guitar/ukulele neck.
P.S. "One-hand" use is NOT possible, but again, it is very easy to attach it to the guitar/ukulele neck.
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ti
super flat profile, super light
Great stuff for gigging. ,Fits in any pocket, has a very low profile, does the work perfectly (good tone) and great value-for-the-cash.
On the minus side, so small it's easy to lose...
On the minus side, so small it's easy to lose...
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Pw
I find this capo very good as I play guitar with my thumb on the back of the frt board and it is very easy to move my thumb over and back when needed also the capo will slide easily from frt to frt.
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c
Not impressed
It's ok but it doesn't seem quite large enough to place around an acoustic guitar's neck. I mean it fits but is very tight and feels like it might break. I'm sure it won't. I have the original G7th capo and that is a really sturdy and well engineered. I do like the design of this one, however I feel it misses the mark.
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