Shubb CAPODASTRES ORIGINAL PARTIAL DADGAD
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Experience the DADGAD spirit and "open" sounds in one move
The Shubb ORIGINAL PARTIAL DADGAD CAPO is a partial capo designed for guitarists who like to break away from classic positions and quickly achieve resonant chords close to an open tuning. Its principle is simple and musical: one outer string remains open while the capo covers the next three strings, which alters the tessitura and resonance in a very inspiring way. In practice, you can use it covering strings 2-3-4 or 5-4-3, to adapt the feel under your fingers and the harmonic output to the piece. The result: an open D simulation that opens the door to drones, suspended chords, airy arpeggios, and rich accompaniments, without losing your fretboard landmarks.
Technical specifications
| Category | capo | Plan | curved |
| Instrument | folk, Guitar | System | screw |
| Partial | DADGAD | Color | Gold |
| Type | partial capo | Configurations | 2-3-4 or 5-4-3 |
| Model | Shubb Original Partial DADGAD | Sound goal | open D simulation |
| Function | leaves the outer string open and covers the next 3 strings | ||
Questions frequently asked
Which strings does this partial capo cover?
Two configurations are available: strings 2-3-4 or strings 5-4-3. One outer string remains free in each configuration.
Can a DADGAD sound be achieved without retuning the guitar?
The partial design simulates an open D tuning by clamping only three strings. Drones and suspended chords can thus be obtained without changing the usual fingerings on the fretboard.
Is the Shubb Original Partial DADGAD suitable for a folk guitar?
This model is intended for guitar and folk guitar. Its curved profile corresponds to this purpose.
What tightening system is used?
A screw system ensures the capo clamps onto the selected strings.
What playing styles does the partial DADGAD capo support?
The 2-3-4 or 5-4-3 configurations favor open arpeggios and rich accompaniments. The free outer string provides resonance characteristic of open tuning.
