Has anyone used this with a 12 string guitar?
1816588
Yes. It has enough width and tension to work with a twelve string guitar. I used it on a Gibson twelve string and it was no problem. There is really only slightly more than an three sixteenths of an inch or less needed to accommodate the width of a twelve string as opposed to a six string neck width. The extra tension would be the major issue and this Capo has enough tension for that.
1816589
I have not, but it is incredibly strong and a solid capo so I don't see why it shouldn't
1816590
If the neck is the same width as a regular six string guitar it should work
1816591
I have not but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. My buddy I lead worship with at my church has a Taylor 12 string and uses a similar capo and it works fine. The second set of strings on a 12 string are thinner too to create the "octave" difference, so they don't add too much of a strain on the capo. Hope this helps...PS you're only out less than $10.00 bucks :D
932614
I use it for a 4-string but there is plenty of width for the slightly wider neck as well as the larger headstock of a 5 - string.
1771677
Only if you play the 12-string as a 6-string guitar. But since they sound so different from each other, I would suggest learning with a 6-string guitar and then moving to a 12-string after you finish the course.
1697751
I bought mine for use with my ukulele, and it definitely holds down the strings well, though I have not had the chance to use it for extended playing yet. It is a bit big, of course.
749041
uhhhh buddy, sorry to say that it was a gift for my baby brother. I did use it briefly while I had, but I used it with my guitar, that´s about it. I will suggest that you contact the guys from BOSS, perhaps they´ve tried it that way.
2200967
I got 1 for a large Lune dreadnought 12 string.I looked up the specs on Gater's web site, prined out the dimensions the measured ny guitar before ordering. Check the specks!
625822
Not sure, Never tried it. Works great with a guitar. Have used mine for over 3 years in our group.
2020638
I have had mine for over a year now with no problems. I just buffed out a custom made guitar with it using 12" buffers with no problems
1590358
Yes. Use it with a Tele and the sound is great. I also use it with my Les Paul for a harder sound. It is very nice.
1230030
I would be careful. I ordered one and it was suppose to fit my style of guitar and it didn't. I'd bought a Seagull 12-string dreadnaught and it's not a big instrument. So I put my old 6-string in the new case and the 12-string in my old case.
276833
Yes. I use it on a uke and banjolele. It picks up sound like your sleeve rubbing the intstrument, etc.(not a problem once you start playing), and you'll need to turn up the volume a bit higher on your amp.
1952149
I'm not sure because I have not used it with the guitar yet. But it works for what I need to get done. Sorry if I couldn't quite answer your question. May be you can go to a blog or another review with this question on this product
424618
That I'm not sure because I Play 6 and 12 string Guitar. I don't see why it wouldn't because I've used Peterson Tuners for over 35 years now. I have a few from over the years that I've used on stage and in the Studio. This clip-on I only used on My Martins while I'm on stage. It is a very good tuner and I don't see why it wouldn't work on any Open Tunings...... ~Pepper~
533512
This capo is for classical guitars...I would think it would work for 12 strings as well
695122
Yes! I have used it with my acoustic guitar and classical guitar with nylon strings. Feedback may occur when near an open mic or speaker...however, audio and quality is pretty good.
147949
Short answer: Yes.Long answer: Yes, straight out of the box, used the cable that came with the game, and it works fantastic together. I'm still not very good at the guitar though...
1090275
Short answer - yes. I've had mine for about a year. I have used it with nylon strings on a traditional classic style guitar and at the other end of the spectrum, D'Addario Light gauge .012 - .053 bronze on a Dobro and on a National Resonator baritone with a .068 bass string. I'm about to order another so I can keep one in each case. It has become my favorite capo, bar none, and I have had no problems with it. It is infinitely adjustable, clamping down to whatever amount of pressure you squeeze it to. When not in use, I often clamp it to the boom of my microphone stand.