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Originally Posted by LouieAtienza
That's the way it should work... just like if you capoed the first fret, the second fret should be the same height as the first...
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Okay, you made me think for a second but...Something, usually the zero fret or the nut, sets the height before the first fret. Since the placement of the frets and strings is mathematical, I'm thinking this will not work, not to mention there is no break angle that you would get with a capo.
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