Third Hand Capo?

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octagon
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Third Hand Capo?

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Anyone ever used one of these.It looks like something that might be fun to experiment with:

http://www.thirdhandcapo.com/index.html
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I haven't used the Third Hand, but I have a Shubb partial capo. It is fun to experiment with, but I found that the flexibility it provides is offset by having to essentially relearn a lot of fingering. For someone who employs a lot of open tunings, it might be worth the effort.

While on the subject of capos, one that I just received as a gift that really lives up to its hype is: http://www.g7th.com

Richard Thompson's comment that it looks like a "bottle-opener on a Porsche" is dead on.
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Sounds great, Steve, but if you go to the website it appears they don't ship to the U.S., or I'm missing something.
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Musical Distributors Group are their exclusive USA distributors.
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A quick Google search turned up this retailer:
http://www.guitaradoptions.com

The G7 also works great on a 370-12.
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The partial capos are indeed very handy for some open tuning stuff...
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