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Seriously grippy
Seriously grippy little capo. Holds my mandolin strings down cleanly, no buzz at all, and looks awesome. Feels like it'll last for years.
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Good capo for Bouzouki
I needed a good capo for my Irish Bouzouki ( Thomann / Hora one). The only options are the ones that fits to banjo and mandolin.
The Shubb Banjo C5, G7th Newport Capo Banjo, and the Planet Waves PW-CP-06 are not good for me because they locked with a screw that it is not an option with quite release. Also not the Dunlop Bill Russel Capo Elastic Banjo/Ukulele.
So my other options are the Kyser KBMB Banjo / Mandolin Capo and the Dunlop Trigger which i both have a great experience with the guitar model. I choose the Kyser one just because it look nice :)
it fits perfectly to the Irish Bouzouki and the sound and the quality are superb!
The Shubb Banjo C5, G7th Newport Capo Banjo, and the Planet Waves PW-CP-06 are not good for me because they locked with a screw that it is not an option with quite release. Also not the Dunlop Bill Russel Capo Elastic Banjo/Ukulele.
So my other options are the Kyser KBMB Banjo / Mandolin Capo and the Dunlop Trigger which i both have a great experience with the guitar model. I choose the Kyser one just because it look nice :)
it fits perfectly to the Irish Bouzouki and the sound and the quality are superb!
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QUick changing and hard wearing
Great capo that I use on my ukulele and my mandolin. The capo has a tight grip, so you don't get any awful sounding strings.
Additionally, the style of the capo is sophisticated, so you won't be embarrassed donning this on your instrument. I have seen other capos that look like a pair of nightmare braces.
Additionally, the style of the capo is sophisticated, so you won't be embarrassed donning this on your instrument. I have seen other capos that look like a pair of nightmare braces.
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Easy to use
I've used it on a banjo and ukulele for a year and a half without any problems. The biggest advantage in my view is that it's very easily applied and removed from the instrument. The only disadvantage is the price. I do recommend it.
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NH
Product good but hard to play
While the product is very nice I have found playing this on a uke extremely difficult and in the way most of the time. I also play guitar and use a harley benton capo, the clippy one and have never had a problem with it being in the way while playing, it may just be the small size of the uke that is causing the problem but just be aware, other than that it works well, good pressure, nice design and finish.
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M
Works fine!
I've mainly used this capo for ukulele and bouzouki and it handles those duties well. It's easy to use and it's stays in place. What more can you ask for of a simple capo?
I haven't tried to put it on s banjo yet, but i'm sure it will work just as good as it does with other non-guitars. :)
I haven't tried to put it on s banjo yet, but i'm sure it will work just as good as it does with other non-guitars. :)
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J
Kyser KBMB Banjo / Mandolin Capo
I bought this product to replace my previous Kyser Capo, which had lasted me about 10 years (of regular use). I use this for my Bouzouki & Octave Mandolin, and have found it quick & easy to use, and am impressed that it's able to maintaining the tuning(unlike other brands I have tried).
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ideal capo for mandolin
Using this on mandolin, I bought several but they are durable and of great quality!
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YF
Not suitable for a curved fretboards.
Kyser capo. In my opinion the Kyser is the ultimate in capo technology. I have two that I use on my acoustic guitars and both work perfectly. HOWEVER, this Mandolin / Banjo capo is only suitable for a flat fretboard; it did not work on the slightly curved fretboard of my Mandolin. Thanks to Thomann for helping me to sort out this problem :)
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Great as always
Perfect product - using it on my Tanglewood Baritone Uke and it does what it should.
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