Guitar Capo

Guitar Capo

• Widely used: Fresh and simple design, can be applied to a variety of musical instruments, such as acoustic guitar, classical guitar, electric guitar, ukulele, and other instruments to meet the needs of various users.
• High-quality zinc metal material: This product is made of zinc metal material. The material is hard, not easy to deform, and not easy to damage. The surface of the product is processed by electroplating and is provided with transparent baking varnish to ensure the excellent feel and texture of the product.
• Finer product details: Moderate spring strength, comfortable to use, no difficulty for children to use, and easy to move. The rubber mat ensures that no buzzing sounds during movement and does not damage the strings.
• High performance: It can maintain a good tone on all frets and meet the requirements of professional use.
• After-sales service: We provide 30 days of free return service, and if there are any quality problems, please contact customer service in time, we will try our best to meet customer requirements.

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Use Of: Fender Guitar Capo

Song arrangements may cite capo position just as they cite alternative tunings. When referencing fingerings for a song that uses a capo. In tablature, for example, a note played on the fifth fret of an instrument capoed at the second fret can be listed as “5” (absolute) or “3” (relative to capo). Similarly, a D-shaped chord can be referred to as “D” (based on the shape relative to the capo), or E (based on the absolute audible chord produced). Neither method strongly prevails over the other. For this reason, the phrase “chord-shape” is commonly used to clarify that the fingering shape and not the audible pitch is being referred to. Fender Guitar Capo.

With this concept in mind, if two players want to play a chord progression in a more interesting way, one can play first position chord shapes with no capo. This creates a fuller sound than two guitars playing in unison. For example, if they play a simple I IV V chord progression together in E the first guitarist plays E A B7 while the second plays the same progression capped at the fourth fret using C F G7 chord shapes. Fender Guitar Capo.

Variations Of: Fender Guitar Capo

• A screw-on capo has some form of surface that presses against the back of the neck of the instrument to hold the bar in place against the strings.
• A rolling capo facilitates quick key changes in the middle of tunes or sets. A roller holds down the strings and another roller behind the Yamaha Guitar capo-Black neck holds it in place, so the player can roll the capo along the neck.