Capos, Multiple capos and partial capo-ing
Over time I've found myself using more than just one capo - though never more than three!
I thought I'd share my thoughts about partial capo-ing and multiple capos on this page.
Far from being a gimmick it can be really effective - especially for the solo artist - as it allows you to use more of the tonal range of your guitar without having fingers as long as your arm!
Caposaurus
Name : Caposaurus Pronunciation : ca-poh-sor-us Function : noun Etyomology : New Latin Date : 2009 Definition : Very large carnivorous dinosaur of the Upper Cretaceous Period characterised by long forelimbs and large head. Diet : Guitar necks and steel strings
A brief history of Capos
The capo has been used since the 17th Century but in more recent times has been popular in folk, flamenco and Irish trad music.
Capo manufacturers
www.shubb.com
www.g7th.com
Capo links
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capo
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