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Q. I am looking for a cheap, decent guitar capo for my Yamaha Acoustic Guitar.
Answer
Spend $22 and get a Shubb capo:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shubb-Deluxe-S-Series-Steel-String-Capo-361502-i1130186.gc
Any decent capo (like the Kyser quick change) is going to cost around $15 anyway. Spend $7 more and get the Shubb. If you want cheaper, this one is good at $16 (I have one and it works fine):
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Kyser-Quick-Change-Capo-6-String-751482-i1130238.gc
Don't buy the strap on ones or a cheap spring one. They'll break or be loose and leave your strings buzzing. They also tend to slide around and bend strings as you're putting them on the guitar so your guitar will sound out of tune. I have one of these though and it basically works for $7:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Dunlop-Pro-Curved-Guitar-Capo-100050570-i1165596.gc
I would absolutely avoid the $2 ones with the plastic tube and elastic strap.
Spend $22 and get a Shubb capo:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shubb-Deluxe-S-Series-Steel-String-Capo-361502-i1130186.gc
Any decent capo (like the Kyser quick change) is going to cost around $15 anyway. Spend $7 more and get the Shubb. If you want cheaper, this one is good at $16 (I have one and it works fine):
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Kyser-Quick-Change-Capo-6-String-751482-i1130238.gc
Don't buy the strap on ones or a cheap spring one. They'll break or be loose and leave your strings buzzing. They also tend to slide around and bend strings as you're putting them on the guitar so your guitar will sound out of tune. I have one of these though and it basically works for $7:
http://www.guitarcenter.com/Dunlop-Pro-Curved-Guitar-Capo-100050570-i1165596.gc
I would absolutely avoid the $2 ones with the plastic tube and elastic strap.
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