How long does the capo last
1305808
I've had it for a couple of months now and it's still just like I bought it.
1305809
I dont know...this is my first one. It should last as long as there is tension in the spring...a very long time.
2101110
After a few times using it, it does become pretty fast to put it on/take it off/move it, using a quick turn of the tension screw with one hand ... but I don't really think it's going to ever work the way you're hoping (i.e. one movement, one second). Realistically, it would be more like a 2-3 second change at best. The Kyser would be perfect for that, but in my experience, it has too much tension and throws the tuning off. The Shubb ukulele capo might be a good compromise ... adjustable tension and quicker clamp/release.
1749294
I've had mine for about 6 months now. Each day sounds better than the last. Just ask seller to send you an extra tube with order for a few $ more. They were quite kind to me. Great lil amp!
2101109
Definitely not! It is a screw-on capo. I bought strictly because it is very thin and when I play something that requires first fret bar on the uke it is a more comfy capo. Get the Shubb for quick change. I love both of them for different reasons.
1832678
Hi,I don't know exactly but I think It last about 8 hours in louder volume...Cheers!
1305425
Dear Customer, It's Up to 40 hours music time and 20 days standby time. Hope this helps. Avantree Support
803351
Mine last for approximately 2 months, when removed it only leaves slight bits of stickiness round the edges of the cushion that are easily removed with water and a mild detergent. I am in the habit of cleaning my mouthpieces thoroughly in water with a mild detergent using a Q-tip for gently rubbing spots of dirt before I apply a new cushion, so that ensures the mouthpiece is perfectly clean. Hope that helps.
1914622
Mine lasted for 5 years, but has essentially the same problem. I hate to throw away the whole thing, but it was inexpensive enough that I think I've gotten my money's worth.
631466
The capresso is not going to last , buy a cuisinart I did after returning 2 crapessos in 3 months cuisinarts have lasted me 3 years in the past.
763138
Mine lasted about 6 months, then the pins broke off one of the plugs. I'm going to cut the plugs off and try fixing them myself. It sounded good untill it broke.
1429150
This instrument is made of glass and is completely enclosed. So long as you are careful not to break it (It is hollow glass after all), and you rinse and disinfect between usage (to prevent cross-contaminating your brews) it should last you years.
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.
40015
I tested it when I first purchased it nearly a year ago, and it lasted at least 12 hours at a useful volume. Still very happy with it.
525504
I think all capos will have some effect on tone. (Read my review of the G7th.). For me, this capo ended what seemed like a never ending search for one that is acceptable - this capo was one of those game changers that took me to the next level. Being an acoustic / vocal soloist I use a capo to enable me to play in just the right key for my voice while at the same time playing chords I'm comfortable with. The tone and sustain while using this capo changed all of my "B List" songs to "A List" because of the improved sound. I think the combination of the "self ratcheting" closure of this device and wide rubber pads lining the upper and lower "jaws" enables this improved tone. In addition to improved tone over other capos I find this capo has less impact on the tuning of the guitar as well. I use this for a few hours every day on my Taylor acoustic electric which is my "go to" guitar out my 12 acoustic electrics. My Taylor stays in tune really well and I notice this capo has signifcantly less impact on tuning compared to other capos. One final but important note on this capo... For me, when using the capo in the normal position (flat rubber pad on the strings & opening to the jaws facing the floor) when my hand contacted the end of the top bar of the capo I found it to be a rough and irritating surface. A very acceptable workaround that put my hand in contact with a much smoother surface was to use the capo "backwards" that is, flat rubber pad on the strings, however, jaws opening toward the ceiling. I will continue to buy these capos - they are a little more expensive but they are amazing !!!! If cost isn't an issue and you are a performer who can't live without this capo, buy two so you have a backup just in case you misplace one or one "walks away"...
951171
The stings on this Ukulele are Aquila strings and are very appraised by the ukulele community. You should not have to replace the strings. They will take about a week to stretch out until they stay in tune, but once they do they will last a pretty long time. The longer you have the strings on the better they will sound. You don't have to replace Uke strings until you started noticing marks rubbed in from the frets. Quality is great!
1944576
There is n readon you can't. Nott many people use capos on electric, but you can do it!
720737
I've used this capo on three different ukes and never had a problem with it. I really don't have an answer as to why it would do this. Sorry.