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Old 06-12-2012, 08:22 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Do you actually know how to play yet? Or are you still overcome with excitement about your first guitar - because that doesn't really make sense.

There's no such thing as developing bad habits with a capo or 'reliance' on it. It's used to change the key of your guitar not as a barre chord replacement.

Besides a capo is usually only like $10-15. Pretty sure the vast majority of guitarists (especially acoustic) keep one in their cases. Think of it more like another type of effect, kind of like a slide.
...if you only saw the crazy sh*t I've done with a capo...
lol


Oh god, that sounds nasty. I didn't mean it to...
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