The Dark Wolf
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I use a capo at times, too. Mainly to send my drop-tuned guitar back up into standard-tuned areas, although it's generally not super necessary, what with my whacky tuning.
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Chris said:Yes! Yes! The distinct timbral difference, ftw!![]()
Ouch. I let the whole thread go up until that line, but that hit a nerve, and 'twas the straw that broke this camel's back...Drew said:Well, on one hand, capos are for whiny little bitches who play folk guitar and can't play bar chords.
Sentient said:Lindsey Buckingham-> <-Drew
Sentient said:Ouch. I let the whole thread go up until that line, but that hit a nerve, and 'twas the straw that broke this camel's back...
Chris said:So much so. LB rips.
[action=Chris]is with Sentient on this one[/action]
[action=Chris]is also a big Fleetwood fan.[/action]
Chris said:Only if you think that picks, amps, pedals, effects and straps are for lamos as well. Anything that expands/augments your ability on your instrument is never a bad thing.
Mastodon said:Psh. All that gear IS for lamos. I pick with my face, amplify through my throat, make affects with my colon, and hold my guitar to my body with my uber abdominals!