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minnepicker - Posted - 03/16/2009: 18:05:46
Hi all,
I have a Shubb capo that I'd like to trade for a Beard or Scheerhorn capo. Anyone interested?
Minne
Trapper - Posted - 03/17/2009: 12:25:24
Check out Bradley capos -- think FOTW has them. Best capo I have found.
"Life is tough, but it''s tougher if you''re stupid!"
John Wayne, American
bris48 - Posted - 03/23/2009: 17:30:45
I have used a Beard, a Scheerhorn, and some other piece of crap and finally found a
WalWorth and it is the best and easiest one I have used so far
Heck even Tim Graves has one
RedLine Resohead
Steevarino - Posted - 03/24/2009: 08:01:25
I think I might have mentioned this elsewhere here in RH, but I offer the Bradley Capo in my product line. It's not on my website yet, but you can get in touch with me, and I can set you up with one. $75 delivered within Continental U.S.
These are great capos, by the way. The problem with most reso. guitar capos is that they change the tone and voice of the instrument, by causing a slight, unwanted "muting" effect on the strings. I have found that the Bradley Capo has less of this adverse effect on the tone of the instrument than any othert capo I have tried. I think it has to do with the mass. These are pretty hefty capos, and that extra mass, I believe, is what helps this capo to allow your guitar to sound just like it does when played open to the nut.
Steevarino
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