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HomeInstrument AccessoriesStringed InstrumentsGuitars & BassesCaposKyser 6 String Capo - Black |
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101 of 104 found the following review helpful:
 Quickest changing capo Aug 24, 2009
By J. Kim
I currenty use two types of capos - the Kyser one and Shubb capos. Both are the most popular capos around but have different strengths and weaknesses.
The benefits of the Kyser is that it is the quickest changing capo I've come across, doesn't require tension adjustment, and can clip to the end of the headstock when not in use. The primary benefit of the Shubb is that it has adjustable tension (and second, it's smaller).
The main drawback of the Kyser is the lack of adjustable tension. Because it's designed to work across the fretboard, it will apply more force than necessary to clamp down the lower frets, causing frets to wear faster over time. Because of this I prefer to use the Kyser on my less expensive guitar and the Shubbs on the guitar I baby.
85 of 87 found the following review helpful:
Easiest Most Effective Capo I've Used Aug 10, 2005
By Sambi Katano
The Kyser capo is well designed. Normally "parked" on the head of my guitar, I can easily add, move or remove in 2 seconds. The unique feature of this capo is that you can flip it around, for example, cover the 3rd 4th and 5th strings on the second fret to convert it to an open E B A E B E tuning from a standard E B G D A E tuning. Very reliable and fun. Highly recommended.
48 of 49 found the following review helpful:
This capo is a gift to guitarists. Feb 08, 2008
By M. M. Poor
I use capos a LOT, and this thing is an absolute dream...simply pinch and move...it's that simple. My concern at first was that it would not properly hold down the strings, but that fear was eliminated as soon as I took it out of the package and popped it on...2 seconds flat. I have 2, which I have now been using for 4 years.
The only thing about these capos is that the rubber does break down somewhat, and the strings will leave an indentation in the rubber. It doesn't seem to affect the pressure on the strings, however, and I have yet to replace one. At any rate, it would be absolutely worth it to have to frequently replace them if that were even the case because their ease of use is absolutely indispensable. Four years so far seems a very, very good run to me.
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
 Good short-term capo Nov 30, 2007
By Welsh
The Kyser Classical capo was the first quality capo I ever purchased. It lasted me over a year, until the long metal extension of the spring suddenly snapped. I purchased another one, (I couldn't find my warranty card. They used to offer a lifetime warranty but later reduced it to a year.) and haven't had the same experience with it. My original one was generally very sturdy, but after only a month or two, the newer revision doesn't hold the strings nearly as well. I now get a lot of rattle. Because of this apparent change in design, I'm in the market for a new capo.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Great Capo Dec 28, 2005
By Andrea Harman
This capo is awesome. It is quick and easy to use, so you don't have to fiddle around with little parts when you are in the middle of playing. The spring stays strong for a long time, although it will stay strong longer if you don't store it stuck on anything but let it go back to it's natural "resting" position. I have three of these things so I'm never without one.
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