Description

Shubb Special Partial Capo

The partial capo does not produce a true open tuning unless the strings are actually retuned.

Its most popular use is to apply at the second fret from the bass side, skipping the bass string and covering strings 5-4-3. This emulates DADGAD tuning but a step higher.

Another use is to apply the capo from the treble side at the second fret, skipping the first string and covering strings 2-3-4. This forms an open “A” chord.