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#2209 - 04/07/10 11:51 AM Creative Tunings Spider Capo
MattG enthusiast Registered: 11/27/09 Posts: 212 Loc: Nashville, TN	This looks like a very cool capo. Check it out. http://www.spidercapo.com/
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#2222 - 04/09/10 07:03 PM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: MattG]
TrevinT newbie Registered: 03/12/10 Posts: 37 Loc: Nashville, TN	Wow. I don't know how awesome the capo is, but the video on the site is sick.
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#2250 - 04/28/10 10:31 AM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: TrevinT]
Golem enthusiast Registered: 12/01/09 Posts: 359 Loc: Troy NY USA	` Makes more sense, and it's more versatile, than installing a drop tuner on all six of your tuning machines ! `
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#2295 - 05/04/10 09:09 PM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: Golem]
ShackMan addict Registered: 03/14/09 Posts: 561 Loc: Pittsburgh Area	I've checked those out before. Very cool design, and it does allow for some neat "alternate tunings" if you will. Problem is that it's a bit slow to set up, especially for a live show where people are expecting a new tune within a few minutes of the last tune. Be prepared to talk and keep the crowd going while you're setting it up. What are good frontmen for, right? _________________________ Music Gear Review - Keyboard/MIDI and Songwriting Editor/Mod "I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it." - Erwin Schrodinger, on Quantum Physics Keys: Nord Stage 88, Nord Lead 2, Yamaha W7 Upton Bass Custom Upright, BSX Allegro EUB, '80s Peavey T-40, MIM Active Jazz Bass, Godin BG-5, Fender Bassman 100, `68 Fender Bassman 50 head, Gallien-Krueger Fusion 550, SWR (pre-Fender) Goliath III 4x10, Markbass 2x10 Traveler
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#2335 - 05/06/10 11:26 AM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: ShackMan]
ctargia journeyman Registered: 05/04/10 Posts: 94 Loc: New York	that is pretty awesome, there is an even more advanced capo like this I have seen... https://www.voicecapo.com/ you can make all kinds of open tunings, its nuts! If you have the money for it.
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#2340 - 05/06/10 04:19 PM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: ctargia]
ShackMan addict Registered: 03/14/09 Posts: 561 Loc: Pittsburgh Area	Oy...I dunno about that one. It looks cool, but I dunno if I'd want to use something that closed off my access to the first 4 frets...and unless there's a manual or a textbook I don't see how it teaches harmonization. That's a rough one for me to buy into. _________________________ Music Gear Review - Keyboard/MIDI and Songwriting Editor/Mod "I don't like it, and I'm sorry I ever had anything to do with it." - Erwin Schrodinger, on Quantum Physics Keys: Nord Stage 88, Nord Lead 2, Yamaha W7 Upton Bass Custom Upright, BSX Allegro EUB, '80s Peavey T-40, MIM Active Jazz Bass, Godin BG-5, Fender Bassman 100, `68 Fender Bassman 50 head, Gallien-Krueger Fusion 550, SWR (pre-Fender) Goliath III 4x10, Markbass 2x10 Traveler
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#2351 - 05/08/10 01:18 PM Re: Creative Tunings Spider Capo [Re: ShackMan]
MattG enthusiast Registered: 11/27/09 Posts: 212 Loc: Nashville, TN	That one seems a little ridiculous. Like you said Shack, the first four frets are gone. To those that do buy these, hopefully their guitars play in tune after the fourth fret. It seems like a tuning nightmare. I would rather just tune the strings to different pitches.
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