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RE: side tightening cejillas (in reply to Sr. Martins)
There's also the option of the traditional cejilla with the knob slightly displaced to one side (not in the middle). They're expensive for what they're worth IMO but they get the job done. As for flat cejillas, I've always had trouble with the ones that tighten on the side. The ones I've tried tend to not exert as much pressure as a traditional capo but it may just be the ones I tried. Could you post the video of Ricardo you mentioned or a link to it so we can see what you're talking about?
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