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Partial Capo - What can I do?

I just got over a partial capo, one of those things that only covers the A, D and G strings. Since I don't have a clue what to do with it, I'm counting on you guys.

What are the possibilities, and any good songs out there using this thing?

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Its sort of a short cut to alternate tunings

Transpo Capo - Patented Cut Capo / Short Cut Capo


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