Guitar Capo

Gear – Guitar Capo (Capotasto)

20 mins a day, now includes this D’Addario guitar capo.

First off, I’ve checked all around the shop, the office, and the home etc. Everywhere. As you know from the title, I had to find a replacement Sweetwater – D’Addario guitar capo.

Fast forward a day or two, the new capo arrives and we are back in business. For those who need more information on the guitar clamp, the clamping mechanism. Again, the capo clamps on the fret board (wrapping around the board on a desired fret to ‘shorten’ the board. The capo in theory brings the nut to the higher number frets. Ideally, we picked this one up, for both acoustic and 6-string electric guitars.

Quickly, I’d like to note the missing accessory. The original is somewhere around the house, but it is noted here – the Sweetwater – Kyser. A great piece of guitar kit (goes well with the glass slide). The capo is black, easy to use for those of you who might want to start using a capo. Both are great capo options the Sweetwater – D’Addario or Sweetwater – Kyser, get yourself one today.

Moreover, if you’re looking for other guitar accessories, give this a shot – @GuitarZoom 20 mins a day, might be your; ticket to guitar stardom.

Finally, while you’re shopping those of you who refinish, build or part out guitar builds… or looking at improving your guitar acumen with a capo. It’s important to set the action or correct the truss rod in those guitars (acoustic, electric, bass and classical guitars) that have them (which is most). That said, be sure to check out what’s called luthier gauges for quick and easy measurements and action changes. A nice-to-have, this hand tool is a great addition for those who maintain their guitar or bass arsenal.