Can I use this capo for both my guitar and ukulele?
1322963
There should be no reason you can't. It fits all my guitars quite well, so a Uke should be no problem.
1322964
yes you can use this one. I also put capo in the Amazon search bar to check the size for you.There's a black one made the same and it says that it can be used for a ukulele . I'm not happy with this gold capo I bought. It seems as though it doesn't hold down the last string very well and I get a buzz sound. The answer to your question is yes it will work. I hope this info helps.
669828
I hadn't before, but I just tried it and it worked fine on my Les Paul Custom. I generally use my Kyser on my electrics. I purchased the G7th specifically for my acoustic guitar because the Kyser wasn't tight enough for it and I needed something with adjustable tension; otherwise, I was perfectly happy with my Kyser capo and would recommend that brand. The Kyser actually works a bit quicker for switching in on and off and has the added bonus of being able to clamp to the headstock when not in use, for easy access. Sorry the G7th didn't work out for you. Good luck.
25371
My wife bought this for me as a gag gift. I'm not sure if it will work with an acoustic/electric instrument, but this amp is not that powerful. Your ukulele will probably be just a loud on its own as the speaker breaks up past the half point. It does a decent job with headphones on the clean setting. You can get some distortion, but it's not that great of a sound if too high on that as well.
2084129
Im not sure because I dont own a ukulele, go to a music store a see if it works, if so purchase it through Amazon and save some money.
919661
Should be no problem if acoustic/electric uke. If you have to use a mic then might look at Passport mini, which has dedicated mic input.
914776
The one pictured is for 6 string and in my opinion the best capo made. I bought one for each guitar, acoustic & electric. Unlike other capos you do not have to re-tune guitar after you capo a fret. I purchased the 12 string capo for use on classical guitar then found out they make one for classical. But it worked fine. The 12 string worked fine on the 6 string. So buy the 12 string version and use it for all your needs.
988436
It depends on how you define "need". Any stringed instrument cam be played with or without a capo. (Well, I've never seen a fiddle capo, but I do know of an outstanding cello player who said she could use one.) There are some instances where a capo makes things a lot easier.That said, most ukulele players do not use a capo.
1308294
Capos are meant to change the pitch of the entire ukulele. If you depressed only two strings, you would be playing in two different pitches at the same time.
1448177
yes. It does have reverb, chorus and flanger effect. The spring reverb would be nice for Ukulele. Good luck.
404478
You don't need to capo the guitele; it's tuned to the same key, the only difference is that you have two lower pitched strings to add some deeper tones to the mix. The normal (non-baritone) 4 string uke is gCEA, while the guitele is ADGCEA. The 4 higher pitched strings are the same on each (though the uke could be reentrant or not; ie. higher g or lower G), so that if both play a C chord, the notes will all be the same, just that the guitele has those two lower notes to add to the chord. Note the the guitele is like a guitar capoed at the 5th fret, and the standard uke tuning is the 4 higher guitar strings capoed at the 5th fret. Hope this helps.
1474257
as long as you can clip it to the head stock, it should work just fine. I have a soprano uke and use it all the time for that.
1816589
I have not, but it is incredibly strong and a solid capo so I don't see why it shouldn't
1303049
I don't believe so but you could go to the Luna website and ask. I have had the uke for over a year and it's great.
625106
I don't think so. Check the depth of this case. Measure the depth of your uke. This case is really shaped for a soprano ukelele.
58814
Yes, I have used mine on a baritone ukulele. Eventually I installed an internal pickup on my baritone and it was easier than expected. By the way the baritone uke is a really great little instrument!!!
690072
hello chip, the snark is an all instrument tuner so it should work fine for your Uke. It's a great tuner, easy to read and quick to give you a reading.
1522471
Not Sure! We Use It For A Ukelele. Out Just Picks Up The Sound/Tone Of The Note You Are Playing So Out Should Work But I Assn Not 100% Sure