Kysers are great for sure. I like the Fender colors they have now, like the butterscotch yellow and fiesta red. Something different, and they always work great!
Have been using a simple Dunlop capo since the birth of time but out of necessity bought Shubb C1. It looked like a good idea at the time but I hate it. Fiddly to work with, you can't just quickly release it and drop it onto the headstock. I actually need to screw the adjustment screw all the way in for it to stay in place. And then it needs two hand adjustment again before applying it to the neck again. Perhaps this is great for studio work but for live use, it is useless
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Good to see you again :) Thanks for the Capo tip.. Rock On
Right on good to see you back man!
Appreciate it! I've been busy, but all good things. Hope all is well on your end.
How did you manage not even show how it works? :)
welcome back fella 😉
Thanks, Tom!
Was a Kaiser guy for years but happily use the G7 for the last few years. Only use them on acoustic though.
Kysers are great for sure. I like the Fender colors they have now, like the butterscotch yellow and fiesta red. Something different, and they always work great!
Have been using a simple Dunlop capo since the birth of time but out of necessity bought Shubb C1. It looked like a good idea at the time but I hate it. Fiddly to work with, you can't just quickly release it and drop it onto the headstock. I actually need to screw the adjustment screw all the way in for it to stay in place. And then it needs two hand adjustment again before applying it to the neck again. Perhaps this is great for studio work but for live use, it is useless
Wassup
Hey dude! How goes it?