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Best Choice
I can say it is just the perfect choice! It's functionality is perfect, it is very easy to use and in addition it is incredibly beautiful and cheap.
Very high quality product.
Cons: NONE!
Very high quality product.
Cons: NONE!
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Great Product
Ok, so I have had this product a while now, I actually purchased a second one because I found it worked so well.
The Capo clamps down perfectly on the strings, there is no buzzing or you don't ever need to readjust it. The product is also quite small and neat, it doesn't get in the way, even on a Soprano Ukulele.
The price,for what you get, is very good, I would advise ukulele players of any level to not waste money with cheaper capos, especially the elastic type, this capo is build to last, it is the only capo a ukulele player will ever need.
Well done Ortega, and well done Thomann.
The Capo clamps down perfectly on the strings, there is no buzzing or you don't ever need to readjust it. The product is also quite small and neat, it doesn't get in the way, even on a Soprano Ukulele.
The price,for what you get, is very good, I would advise ukulele players of any level to not waste money with cheaper capos, especially the elastic type, this capo is build to last, it is the only capo a ukulele player will ever need.
Well done Ortega, and well done Thomann.
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Match made in ukulele paradise
When I told my mother I bought a capo for my ukulele she asked, "Don't you have capos for your guitars?"
She's right. I do.
And....
The Ortega capo fits the ukulele with an embrace of integrity and familiarity. The smooth finish and durability have proven reliable and while a guitar capo will technically do the job, weight/bulkiness are considerations since the ukulele is considerably lighter, a capo and tuner resting on the headstock waiting for their chance to work, drastically shifts the physical equilibrium of the instrument so I suspect the musician will want subtle and nuanced and lighter.
I'm very satisfied with my Ortega OCAPOUKE-CR
She's right. I do.
And....
The Ortega capo fits the ukulele with an embrace of integrity and familiarity. The smooth finish and durability have proven reliable and while a guitar capo will technically do the job, weight/bulkiness are considerations since the ukulele is considerably lighter, a capo and tuner resting on the headstock waiting for their chance to work, drastically shifts the physical equilibrium of the instrument so I suspect the musician will want subtle and nuanced and lighter.
I'm very satisfied with my Ortega OCAPOUKE-CR
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Good solid Capo but it's a little clumsy for live usage
This Capo is ideal for beginners or guitarists who are prone to losing their bits n pieces. Well made with a nice finish but i found it a little heavy on the guitar neck and aesthetically large.
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This is great
It is simple to use it. Very durable, does the job.
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Works Well
I am very pleased with this. I use it on my tenor Harley Benton and it fits perfectly. It is nicely made and does not get in the way when you are playing, even if you have it at the 5th fret. Very quick to fit and remove.
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Excellent finishing and ergonomics
It's very confortable to use and I've used it with both ukeleles and banjo with very good fit.
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Best Capo I've seen
This is, simply put, the best capo for Ukulele I've found and used. It's solid, firm and keeps the strings in place. It also looks great, is discrete enough and doesn't get in the way while I'm playing.
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My second capo
I have two ukuleles and this is the second capo. I have it since 2 years and it's still like new. Nice quality and good brand:)
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