Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the main feature of the Performance Capos G7 Newport? A: The main feature of the Performance Capos G7 Newport is its quick-release flip lever that allows for easy attachment and removal, as well as adjustable tension while in place on the guitar neck.
- Q: Is the Newport capo safe for my instrument's finish? A: Yes, the Newport capo has non-reactive, protective silicone pads at every touchpoint, ensuring that the finish on your instrument remains safe during use.
- Q: Can I use the Newport capo on different types of instruments? A: Absolutely! The Newport capo works well on a variety of smaller fretted instruments, including different types of banjos such as 5-string, tenor, long neck, and plectrum.
- Q: How does the compensated string pad work? A: The patented Compensated String Pad allows you to fret all 12 strings simultaneously at the same tension by compensating for different string gauges using specially designed silicone ridges.
- Q: Can I adjust the capo while it is on the neck? A: Yes, the Newport capo can be adjusted while in position on the neck, which is a significant advantage over other flip lever capos.
- Q: What kind of sound can I achieve with this capo? A: With the Newport capo, you can create open-style tuning sounds without retuning, including DADGAD or Open G effects with the 3-string partial and Drop-D effects with the 5-string partial.
- Q: What material is the Newport capo made from? A: The Newport capo is primarily made from rubber, which contributes to its effective grip and protection of the instrument.
- Q: Does the Newport capo come with a warranty? A: Yes, all G7th capos, including the Newport, come with a Free Lifetime Warranty.
- Q: Is the Newport capo suitable for beginners? A: Yes, the Newport capo is user-friendly and suitable for players of all skill levels, making it an excellent choice for beginners.
- Q: Will this capo affect my instrument's tone? A: No, the carefully engineered string pads are designed to reduce vibration dampening, ensuring that the tone of your instrument is maintained.