mayfly said:Now wammy bars - those are for cheaters!
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NonsenseTele said:mayfly said:Now wammy bars - those are for cheaters!
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mayfly said:I'm completely sold on the capo. It's very nice having those open strings around even when you're doing the usual barr chords. I can get a really open ringing sound that you just can't get any other way.
Now wammy bars - those are for cheaters!
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Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:I'm not talking about capos in that sense. A capo 2 for playing in the key of E and finger movements like playing in the key of D, or a Capo 4 for playing in the key of E, or Capo 2 for A that fingers like G, that adds dimension especially when only one instrument is capoed. But a Capo 1 for playing in Fm or A flat, it screws up the bass player's open strings. Screw up the bass player, you screw up the band. I don't think capos are for cheaters, but when one guy only knows a few keys, attaches a capo and moves it around, and doesn't know what key he's in and makes the band adjust, that's what I'm talking about.
Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:I'm not talking about capos in that sense. A capo 2 for playing in the key of E and finger movements like playing in the key of D, or a Capo 4 for playing in the key of E, or Capo 2 for A that fingers like G, that adds dimension especially when only one instrument is capoed. But a Capo 1 for playing in Fm or A flat, it screws up the bass player's open strings. Screw up the bass player, you screw up the band. I don't think capos are for cheaters, but when one guy only knows a few keys, attaches a capo and moves it around, and doesn't know what key he's in and makes the band adjust, that's what I'm talking about.
Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:But a Capo 1 for playing in Fm or A flat, it screws up the bass player's open strings. Screw up the bass player, you screw up the band.
Super Turbo Deluxe Custom said:I don't think capos are for cheaters, but when one guy only knows a few keys, attaches a capo and moves it around, and doesn't know what key he's in and makes the band adjust, that's what I'm talking about.
DMRACO said:I just upgraded my capo. I had an old capo from the 80s withthe nylon band that wraped around the neck.
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NonsenseTele said:DMRACO said:I just upgraded my capo. I had an old capo from the 80s withthe nylon band that wraped around the neck.
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:laughing7:DMRACO said:NonsenseTele said:DMRACO said:I just upgraded my capo. I had an old capo from the 80s withthe nylon band that wraped around the neck.
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'80s? You mean from 1880's??![]()
I know...it looks like some kind of birth-control/chastity device from the 1800s
ErogenousJones said:I see what you're saying, but isn't that sorta the same thing? Suppose you want to play in Fm (or Gm or Ab or what have you), but you want the added dimension of open strings. What would you have the guitarist do? Is there something I'm not getting here? :dontknow:
Experts on loud... things.
Exactly. Bomb; rock and roll. But there's no mushroom cloud with rock and roll, that's the great thing! No skin things happening years later, I hope. Now that I'm working with the Marshall company, and they've done this great new amp which of course goes up to 20, I've come up with another idea for them, which I hope they can use which is a capo for an amplifier.
How would that work?
It would have to be quite large. Instead of this big [demonstrates with one hand] to wrap around the neck, it would have to be this big [demonstrates with both arms]. Big piece of rubber, big piece of, what would they call it, elastic, holes about this big [indicates about the size of a softball]. Then let's say you're doing a blues shuffle in A. Let's say the singer feels real good, he says "let's do it in B." Time for the capo for the amp. Wrap it round, go up a step.
You'd stay in the same position on the guitar?
Yes. My theory is — although it's not been fully explored — is that the compression created by the pressure on the speaker cones would squeeze it up and up and up. So we're talking about some sort of patent. One chap said it might be ahead of its time. And I said, "Well, what about next week?"
of 108 votes, Jalane & Mayfly had 25% each or 27 votes (last i looked before it went to sudden death)CrackedPepper said:Dang! I missed another GOTM vote. Would one of you voters mind putting up the original tally for all the guitar entered (if that's even still possible)?