Just curious...
Any harm in leaving a capo clamped after playing??
Any harm in leaving a capo clamped after playing??
I do this from time to time, just leave my capo on after playing some tunes. Does it effect the strings or guitar neck in any negative way?
Just curious...
Just curious...
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especially with kyser capos, the pressure is waaaay too strong. kyser capos will dig the strings further into the fretboard.
always take your capos off.
always take your capos off.
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Capos or any foreign rubber substance will eventually damage the fret broad and your head stock. I used to park it up on the head stock but eventuallly my trusty black Kyser capo which I've had for a couple of years will remove the gold foil label.
You'll also force your guitar out of tune by using a capo.
You'll also force your guitar out of tune by using a capo.
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wow, i didnt know that thing about the headstock...ive always kept it up there, but now ill just put it in my pocket...thanks!c_tietze wrote:Capos or any foreign rubber substance will eventually damage the fret broad and your head stock. I used to park it up on the head stock but eventuallly my trusty black Kyser capo which I've had for a couple of years will remove the gold foil label.
You'll also force your guitar out of tune by using a capo.
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yeah, that's what martin says at leastcomensee41 wrote:wow, i didnt know that thing about the headstock...ive always kept it up there, but now ill just put it in my pocket...thanks!c_tietze wrote:Capos or any foreign rubber substance will eventually damage the fret broad and your head stock. I used to park it up on the head stock but eventuallly my trusty black Kyser capo which I've had for a couple of years will remove the gold foil label.
You'll also force your guitar out of tune by using a capo.
btw, if you keep a capo on the frets aka storage style, then your guitar will go out of tune, mines loose so i don't notice any tuning issues short term
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My old roommate used to always leave the capo on after he used it. Pissed me off I would have to go behind him and take it off all the time. but leaving it on is not a good thing!
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