How can I use Banjo Capo?

You can use Banjo Capo to change the key in which you play banjo, simply grip the capo on the banjo neck. One of the disadvantages you encounter when using Banjo Capo is that the fifth string or upper string on the banjo five chains is not as long as the bottom four. As a result, a separate capo is required for the fifth chain. After the need for this separate CAPO, you can tune the fifth chain to the desired playground as soon as the capo is placed in the desired position on the banjo neck. Once the banjo capo is placed on the banjo neck, the tool is played as normal.

Banjo Capo is used in the same way as you would use CAPO for guitar, with one exception: CAPO designed for use on banjo usually includes the use of two parts. To properly CAPO the fifth chain, a separate fifth chain is commonly used in conjunction with the common banjo capo. The fifth string is installed by screwing the Banjo neck holder. After installation, you simply slip the fifth chain on your neck as many sleepers as you intend to place the banjoCapo and tighten it to the fifth chain.

While many capos are separate, some are not and require proper adaptation to create quality sound and prevent damage to banjo neck. With your own customization, you simply press the open capo and put it on your neck on the desired sleepers you want to play. With the adjustable banjo capo you will need to place it on the banjo neck in the desired location and adjust the tightening nut until the capo is just comfortably approaching in the open position. Once properly modified, Banjo Capo is firmly applied to the neck and you can play Banjo exactly as you would have it without CAPO.

If you do not want to drill your banjo neck and install Abracket on it for the fifth chain CAPO, you can simply install the main capo on your banjo neck and tune the fifth string to work with CAPO. This can be done using electronicHo tuner or in a traditional way of simply tuning on the ear. For this method, you place the Banjo CAPO on the tool and simply choose the fourth and fifth chains until the correct intonation is received from the couple.