My son's guitar teacher told him he needs a dunlop capo. . . is this it? (Yes, I'm out of my element, here. :)
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Dunlop is a manufacturer of capos. They're very good and high quality. This capo has the same design but it's not made by Dunlop. If you wish to purchase a Dunlop capo, it can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000788VPG?cache=b74567f043b54d94b7811ee2f1a13fa7π=SX200_QL40&qid;=1412687628&sr;=8-1#ref=mp_s_a_1_1
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I don't know for sure, I think Dunlop is just a brand name, it does its job that's what matters. I play in church every week and mine works fine.
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Its the same just a different brand. We bought the dunlop one first it was 15.00 so we took it back and then my boys went on to amazon and they got this one. good quality. very sturdy. works great we bought 2. hope this helps.
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Dunlop is a brand, this may be a similar design but it is not made or sold by Dunlop.
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Dunlop is a specific brand. Every capo achieves the same effect. I just bought this capo and it works just as well as a $15 capo I used to have.
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After a few times using it, it does become pretty fast to put it on/take it off/move it, using a quick turn of the tension screw with one hand ... but I don't really think it's going to ever work the way you're hoping (i.e. one movement, one second). Realistically, it would be more like a 2-3 second change at best. The Kyser would be perfect for that, but in my experience, it has too much tension and throws the tuning off. The Shubb ukulele capo might be a good compromise ... adjustable tension and quicker clamp/release.
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Seagull S6 Original Acoustic GuitarCome on guys--help me out here, pleaseeeeeeee? What is the item number for a hard, durable and well-fitting case for this guitar? I thought somebody would have responded by now. :-(
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I use an Epiphone DOT semi-hollow body its one of the cheapest but it sounds great when i plug in to an amp and play with my friend he has a Gibson 335 and i stay right up there with him. but i suggest go with a nice Epiphone they are great guitars
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Sorry, I answered the question about the wrong uke. I purchased this one as a gift for someone else. I did play it first before gifting it and I am pretty sure that it was Aquila strings as well. Everything else I said still holds true.
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Yea maybe it is one of my top five tools in my shop. the next step down would be fine for you and less money. i make guitars and it's a must.Good luck
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Yes. Great guitar by the way. Dollar for dollar, the best in my collection!
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You could use whatever your favorite strings are for a classical guitar. It's a standard neck. I never got that far with it. It wasn't what I was looking for. Not a Martin sound quality (didn't expect much from the small body) but mainly it was too heavy/bulky to be useful for me.
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George, I can't answer that question as I have already traded that guitar in on a new one. It was, however, a great sounding 12-string with surprising quality for such a low price. The only reason I traded it is because Ovations seem to be easier on my neck. I must be getting old. Fyi, my Ovation hangs mostly on my wall. 12-strings are hard to play and will take persistence to master. But they sound great. Good luck.
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Yes. It will be fine. Any guitar will work for you, it just depends on how advanced you are. Just don't go for first act kid guitars. If you're serious about it then you'd want this one
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I think all capos will have some effect on tone. (Read my review of the G7th.). For me, this capo ended what seemed like a never ending search for one that is acceptable - this capo was one of those game changers that took me to the next level. Being an acoustic / vocal soloist I use a capo to enable me to play in just the right key for my voice while at the same time playing chords I'm comfortable with. The tone and sustain while using this capo changed all of my "B List" songs to "A List" because of the improved sound. I think the combination of the "self ratcheting" closure of this device and wide rubber pads lining the upper and lower "jaws" enables this improved tone. In addition to improved tone over other capos I find this capo has less impact on the tuning of the guitar as well. I use this for a few hours every day on my Taylor acoustic electric which is my "go to" guitar out my 12 acoustic electrics. My Taylor stays in tune really well and I notice this capo has signifcantly less impact on tuning compared to other capos. One final but important note on this capo... For me, when using the capo in the normal position (flat rubber pad on the strings & opening to the jaws facing the floor) when my hand contacted the end of the top bar of the capo I found it to be a rough and irritating surface. A very acceptable workaround that put my hand in contact with a much smoother surface was to use the capo "backwards" that is, flat rubber pad on the strings, however, jaws opening toward the ceiling. I will continue to buy these capos - they are a little more expensive but they are amazing !!!! If cost isn't an issue and you are a performer who can't live without this capo, buy two so you have a backup just in case you misplace one or one "walks away"...
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Better mic! This is a poor man's version of your guitar. But if you think otherwise I would be more than happy to trade you mine for yours.
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This perfect for a beginner. As I have learned about the pick-ups. Get Fender Squier instead...I just picked one up for $30 put new strings and tuned it up. It Sound like new $300 guitar...xcheck out craigslist in your area. be surprise on the deals U find...action should be 4/64th on high and low strings. check the videos on youtube...
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I'm kind of beginner, and I got some recommendation from my friends. This guitar is little expensive for beginners. But, if you think you will play the guitar next several years, it is really good guitar for you.
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no,just the guitar... you can get a capo ,and picks cheap at guitar assy,on amazon,,buy the way this is a great playing guitar
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I think your talking about the guitar tuner. The tuner did not work for me though. on the good side this is a good guitar.
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It depends on how you define "need". Any stringed instrument cam be played with or without a capo. (Well, I've never seen a fiddle capo, but I do know of an outstanding cello player who said she could use one.) There are some instances where a capo makes things a lot easier.That said, most ukulele players do not use a capo.