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Single String Capos
| Stanron | 26 Sep 15 - 07:23 AM | |
| GUEST,Ian | 26 Sep 15 - 04:47 AM | |
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| Harmonium Hero | 25 Sep 15 - 07:07 PM | |
| GUEST,Mick Woods | 25 Sep 15 - 01:58 PM | |
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Subject: RE: Single String Capos From: Stanron Date: 26 Sep 15 - 07:23 AM The problem I see with the fretlocks is that they hold the strings above the frets. This will mean a high action and uncomfortable playing, unless you play slide. |
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Subject: RE: Single String Capos From: GUEST,Ian Date: 26 Sep 15 - 04:47 AM Just look at that Nordic Mandola (with single string capos) on the Fylde Guitars link! Roger's instruments have me drooling. |
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Subject: RE: Single String Capos From: GUEST Date: 26 Sep 15 - 01:07 AM Fylde Guitars - June 2013 News |
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Subject: RE: Single String Capos From: Harmonium Hero Date: 25 Sep 15 - 07:07 PM For an aternative design, invented by a Swedish luthier, get on the Fylde Guitars website, click the news tab, go to June 2013 and look at the Nordic Mandola. And drool. Not sure how the capos work; I think you push them into holes in the fingerboard and twist to lock them, but I could be wrong. John Kelly. |
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Subject: Single String Capos From: GUEST,Mick Woods Date: 25 Sep 15 - 01:58 PM Just saw this online a set of 6 Single String Capos is this real? if so has anybody tried them yet? |
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