RE: My Cejillas on Ebay

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koella

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From: holland

RE: My Cejillas on Ebay (in reply to JBASHORUN)

Correct me if I'm wrong James.
But it's the fret on which the capo presses the strings that determines the sound, no ?

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JBASHORUN

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Joined: Jan. 23 2005

RE: My Cejillas on Ebay (in reply to koella)

quote:

Correct me if I'm wrong James.
But it's the fret on which the capo presses the strings that determines the sound, no ?

True, its mostly the fret- depending on how closely you position the capo to the fret... If you positioned the capo right next to, or directly OVER the fret it might make more of a difference, but I guess most people don't do that. I suppose its the FRET that acts as the nut, and the capo just acts to hold down the strings behind it.

Jb

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 5 2006 22:01:55