The pencil and rubber band isn't working too well, so will that ^ one from Amazon work with my cheap acoustic?
It will work just fine! :D
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"Don't wanna ride no shootin' star. Just wanna play on the rhythm guitar." Emmylou Harris, "Rhythm Guitar" from "The Ballad of Sally Rose"
That's ok but I would get a Dunlop trigger or Kyser Quik Change. They both cost a little more ($10-$15) but I think you'd be more pleased with either of those.
Tim Madsen
Nobody cares how much you know,
until they know how much you care.
"What you keep to yourself you lose, what you give away you keep forever." -Axel Munthe
good and cheap are words that normally dont work well together.
fortunately, that capo is a good one. I use the same thing.
get a new one tho; you dont want someone elses abuse for so inexpensive a thing.
I have two - a Shubb and a Dunlop Trigger - the Dunlop has a longer area, it's ideal for acoustic or 12-string, while I prefer the Shubb for Electric....
an added bonus of the Dunlop trigger is that the spring is so strong it's ideal for building hand strength up - I used it for that very purpose a few days before the plaster came off my recently-broken arm.....
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Vic
"Sometimes the beauty of music can help us all find strength to deal with all the curves life can throw us." (D. Hodge.)
I have that one too, in the begining it was really tight to clap on things and clap off, but now it has gotten almost too lose...i'd go with the bit more expensive dunlop, the capo will last, and it's worth it
I'd go with a shubb or even the new planet waves aluminum one
http://www.music123.com/Planet-Waves-Screw-Capo-i241882.music
They are $10 more expensive, but why spend the money on guitar, amp, effects, strings, setup, nut and saddle if you are just going to have a cheap capo pull you out of tune?
I'd go with a shubb or even the new planet waves aluminum one
http://www.music123.com/Planet-Waves-Screw-Capo-i241882.music
They are $10 more expensive,
I already bought the $5 one.
but why spend the money on guitar, amp, effects, strings, setup, nut and saddle if you are just going to have a cheap capo pull you out of tune?
Hehe.... I've only spent $60 on the guitar, nothing else you have listed :wink:
I'd go with a shubb or even the new planet waves aluminum one
http://www.music123.com/Planet-Waves-Screw-Capo-i241882.music
They are $10 more expensive,
I already bought the $5 one.
but why spend the money on guitar, amp, effects, strings, setup, nut and saddle if you are just going to have a cheap capo pull you out of tune?
Hehe.... I've only spent $60 on the guitar, nothing else you have listed :wink:
If you haven't bought any strings you don't need a capo - problem solved :wink:
If you haven't bought any strings you don't need a capo - problem solved :wink:
Silly Willy, don't most guitars come with strings? :D