Planet Waves NS Trio Capo
Easy to use Banjo Capo
Ross Nickerson comments on the Planet Waves easy to use banjo capo
I've just discovered this banjo capo at one of my workshops. A students at the workshop had one and I loved it. It's really easy to put on, it didn't throw my strings out of tune and I'm presently using this one. Having a capo that goes on easily and minimizes tuning is really important. It seems to get real good contact with minimal volume loss too and I recommend it. I switch what capo I use from time to time so all the ones I carry on BanjoTeacher.com I've tried and recommend but this one is my present favorite and I know it will work well for you and get the job done at a very low cost. Thanks, Ross Nickerson.
Adjust its tactile dial to terminate banjo and mandolin string buzzing and achieve an in-tune performance.
- Ultra-light, aerospace-grade aluminum
- One-hand operation
- Fast, micrometer screw assures perfect pressure for buzz-free, in-tune performance at every fret
- Capo can be used for partial tunings, banjos, and mandolins
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Here are the details from the manufacturer.
A lightweight capo that's easy to use and full of functionality at a cheap price.
With a shorter fretting bar than a standard guitar capo, The banjo stays in tune well with the capo on. The Planet Waves Trio Partial Capo can be used three ways: banjos, mandolins, and part of the neck for special tunings (can also be used with guitars).
The NS Trio Partial Capo is the product of an ongoing collaboration between famed product designer Ned Steinberger and J. D'Addario & Company. It employs a sleek, ultra-light design for fast and accurate one-hand positioning on the instrument's neck. Just turn the smooth, tactile dial to eliminate string buzzing and enjoy a perfect, in-tune performance. The Planet Waves capo's fast, micrometer screw assures perfect pressure for buzz-free, in-tune performance at every fret. Lightweight, aerospace-grade aluminum adds virtually no weight to the instrument's neck when in use.
Kevin in N.J. Aug 10, 2015 | Keeps the banjo in tune after some hard playing Well made E-Z to use light weight and it seams to keep the banjo in tune after some hard playing |
Recommended to buy: Yes |
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