Hello, the Glider capo is the best capo I've ever owned. Only problem is that it doesn't work too well on 12-strings, probably because it can't hit all of the strings, but I thought you'd want to know about it. It's ideal for switching keys in the middle of a song, such as in He Stopped Loving Her Today or She's Actin' Single, I'm Drinkin' Doubles. In both of those songs, the key change would require a double-necked guitar (those do exist by the way,) with capos on different frets on each of the necks, or the use of hard bar chords. The reason is because instead of certain songs changing from the key of C to the key of D, for instance, the song would change from C to C sharp. This way, you just roll the capo along the fret board. Go to www.MusiciansFriend.com
and type in glider capo in the search box. Can't think of any Gord songs that use a key change of a half step so that it would be hard to play though. Enjoy, and let me know if you enjoy the capo as much as I do.
Matthew

I know so little about guitars but both of my brothers own some,so I guess if you're that excited then,hey,cool for you man! http://www.corfid.com/ubb/cool.gif It's always nice to get the things you want or desire. http://www.corfid.com/ubb/smile.gif Aurevoir!

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[This message has been edited by Borderstone (edited May 07, 2004).]

Never used that kind, but have seen and they look like good ones. I started using the sping clamp type Gord uses, but have found over the past thirty years that for me nothing beats a Shubb capo...their 12 string model works even on the wide neck Gibson B-45.