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Shubb Capos GS1 Guitar Steel
The GS Steel represents the most significant step yet in the evolution of the guitar steel. The stainless steel edge is designed for clean pulloffs. The wood grain provides a good grip for best control. The hardwood handle is weighted for proper balance. The contoured top allows your...
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Shubb Capos RR2 Guitar Steel Robert Randolph Guitar Heaviest
Robert Randolph is taking the steel guitar into a whole new direction, and people are sitting up and taking notice. We couldn’t help but notice that he was using one of our bars. Our man Gary Mobley went to hear him play, and got a chance to chat with him backstage. Robert said that he ...
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Shubb Capos C6B Brass Dobro Capo
Unlike other Dobro* capos that attach only to the strings, the Shubb clamps solidly to the neck to provide great tone. It uses the same patented locking action of our Shubb guitar capo, and it aligns by touching the fret, not by eye, making it fast and accurate. This is the best capo ev...
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Shubb Capos C7B Brass Partial Capo ( 3 inside / dadgad)
Skips the outside string and covers the next three, either 2-3-4 or 5-4-3 (emulating DADGAD tuning). I was introduced to the concept of partial capoing many years ago by the great acoustic guitarist Harvey Reid and by Jeff Hickey, who developed the Third Hand capo (an elastic capo designed...
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Shubb Capos C8B Brass Partial Capo ( 5 strings / dropped D )
Skips the sixth string (low E) and covers the other five, emulating a drop-D tuning. Applied from above the neck (from the bass side), it cleanly skips the bass string and centers solidly on the neck while capoing the other five strings. While it is possible to accomplish the same thing...
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Shubb Capos RR1 Guitar Steel Robert Randolph Guitar
Robert Randolph is taking the steel guitar into a whole new direction, and people are sitting up and taking notice. We couldn’t help but notice that he was using one of our bars. Our man Gary Mobley went to hear him play, and got a chance to chat with him backstage. Robert said that he ...
