Topic: G7 Cappos

Hei


Just wondering if anyone has seen or used a G7 Cappo?

Any thoughts on performance, lifespan & where to buy

them would be appreciated!


Thanks

Re: G7 Cappos

I have a Keyser myself when I have the need for one (as oppose to transposing chords) <img src="images/smiley_icons/icon_biggrin.gif" border=0 alt="Very Happy">  . Go to the G7 website they have a list of their distributors.


Bootlegger.

Bootlegger guitars

Re: G7 Cappos

i have a g7 cappo its a nice small little thing and easy to use but are a bit pricey with durability and lifespan i couldnt say ive only had mine for 4 months and is my first one to own. Have Fun


Royston

N Wales

Re: G7 Cappos

I have a Shubb and a G7 and I prefer the Shubb. It's less bulky.

Re: G7 Cappos

How much do they cost?

Re: G7 Cappos

like roughly 30 - 50 bucks

Therapy...a day in my garage with my brothers in Rock' n' Roll!

Re: G7 Cappos

My fist capo was a ball point pen tied on with string, didn't have many features but cost a LOT less than 40 bucks. I can't imagine a capo that I would pay that much for.

Fell free if you want too though....

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I have a Kyser spring type, cost $ 12.95 canadian. seems to work well.Very easy to use.

....Badeye.

one caper after another

Re: G7 Cappos

If you like nice things - get a G7 - I have one and its nice to have something that is well designed and made. They are very easy to use and don't get in the way - but they are quite heavy as they are made from almost all solid metal.
There's a lot of skill and craftsmanship that goes into most guitars - and often we use a cheap or ugly capo - just check out the user list on the G7 web site.
The cheapest place I found was via ebay-  milenium music in cheltenham - less than £20 delivered.

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Re: G7 Cappos

I made a cappo using a nail, rubber tubing and elastic and it works pretty well.

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