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Sobre D'Addario
La compañía D'Addario & Co fué fundada en el año 1936 por John D’Addario Sr. La sede de la compañía se encuentra en Farmingdale, Long Island (USA).
Esta empresa familiar procedente de Italia lleva varias generaciones fabricando cuerdas desde que se traladarán a New York en los años 50. Fueron unos de los primeros en abandonar la materia prima, y producir las cuerdas de nailon que conocemos hoy día. Además de guitarra clásica, fabrican todo tipo de cuerdas: guitarra eléctrica, guitarra acústica o bajo, así como instrumentos de cuerda para orquesta como violines o violoncelos.
Serie XL Nickel Wound: Una de las cuerdas para guitarra eléctrica y bajo más populares. Un cable de acero al carbono hexagonal entorchado con precisión mediante acero bañado en níquel, da como resultado una duración adecuada, así como un distintivo brillo y una buena afinación. Se trata de una de las cuerdas estándar y que, por lo tanto, funcionan estupendamente en todos los géneros musicales. Uno de los modelos más populares es sin duda el EXL 110 10-46.
D'Addario Chromes: Otra serie popular para guitarra eléctrica y bajo, en este caso de cuerdas lisas. Este tipo de cuerdas tienen una cinta de bobinado liso en lugar de hilo que proporciona un tacto suave y, por lo tanto, una experiencia agradable.
80/20 Bronze: El legendario modelo de cuerdas para guitarra acústica creada por sus fundadores en los años 30. Son unas cuerdas populares en estudios de grabación debido a a su tono nítido y profundo, el cual es devoción de los entusiastas del sonido vintage. Este tipo de cuerdas de D Addario cuentan con un núcleo hexagonal de acero al carbono bobinado con bronce para una durabilidad adecuada y un entonación óptimo.
Pro-Arte: Estas son las cuerdas premium para guitarra clásica más populares. Para su fabricación se utilizan sofisticadas técnicas computerizadas de láser para conseguir las más precisas mediciones de diámetro y tensión. Sus cuerdas bajas disponen de un núcleo de multifilamentos de nylon y vienen bobinadas con cobre chapado en plata.
NYXL: Esta nueva serie de Daddario ofrece estabilidad en la afinación gracias a la reformulación de su cableado de acero y las aleaciones utilizadas. Fabricadas en Nueva York, cuentan con propiedades magnéticas y como resultado obtenemos un sonido con mucha presencia y crunch. Son excelentes para bendings y para destacar sobre el resto de instrumentos.
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JMK
Comentado en México el 11 de julio de 2024
Buena calidad de acero y funciona también en estufa de inducción, gran capacidad y es muy bonita
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Trischberger
Comentado en Alemania el 18 de mayo de 2024
Ein neuartiger Capodaster, endlich ohne verstimmen der Saiten.Wenn die Gitarre in 0.-Bund gestimmt ist und man den Capo kurz vor dem Bundstäbchen platziert und die Schraube mit Gefühl anzieht, bleibt die Stimmung erhalten.Preis ist absolut gerechtfertigt, hochwertige Materialien.
Andy Guarin
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de mayo de 2024
I like it. Unique design and will be used for its purpose.
Judith Torres
Comentado en México el 30 de julio de 2023
Nunca olviden ponerle una taza
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
RickR
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de julio de 2023
This Steinberger designed capo is excellent. It is very light in weight but strong because the frame is stainless steel. It takes a very gentle squeeze on the frame to release the bar, place it on the neck and put it to use. It stores securely behind the nut with a couple turns of the thumbscrew. It releases just as easily and slides up to the fret you wish to use it on and secures easily. The thumb screw adjusts smoothly and yes, it does self center as it claims and does not detune the strings. I’m using this on my mid 1930’s Kalamazoo with a hefty “V” neck. I tried my other Planet Waves capo’s on it as well as my trusty Shubb’s and both caused tuning issues. This D’Addario self centering cradle capo required no extra effort or need to finesse it to keep the guitar in tune. I’m sold and won’t hesitate to get another. I’ve read a few unhappy reviews and have a difficult time understanding why, this design is classic and Steinberger’s take on it is the best I’ve tried.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Chris Poulton
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 15 de diciembre de 2023
Very similar to the Paige capo in design but it's twice the price! a little more stylish and, threadwise ,a little more robust (I hope it is ,I wore out my Paige in under two years!)Overpriced but if you want a fancy capo that works well (I prefer this design to the shubb type , pulls more evenly) then why not . I like it ,hope it lasts!....one last thing ,my Paige capo won't expand enough to store behind the nut on my Martin guitar because of the "noggin / heal"? but this one expands enough to sit better above the nut when not in use and it's easier to fit and remove as the Paige is VERY fiddly especially in poor light ,which is usual when performing.
Gianni
Comentado en Italia el 25 de octubre de 2023
Nella descrizione c’era scritto che nella confezione sarebbe stata presente una tazza. In realtà c’era solo la caffettiera. Deluso.
Doctor
Comentado en Italia el 12 de diciembre de 2018
buon rapporto qualità prezzo rispetto al mercato
Doctor
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Comentado en Italia el 12 de diciembre de 2018
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Comentado en Italia el 12 de diciembre de 2018
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Comentado en Italia el 12 de diciembre de 2018
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