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Q: Bronze or phosphor bronze: which strings for an acoustic guitar?

80/20 bronze strings have a bright, crisp sound but age faster. Phosphor bronze gives a warmer, rounder tone and resists corrosion better. Choose according to the sound you want and the way you play.

Q: What is the difference between normal and high tension on a classical guitar?

Tension describes how firm the strings are. Normal tension is softer and more comfortable. High tension gives more volume and projection but requires more finger strength. The tension is stated by the manufacturer on each set.

Q: What pick thickness should I choose?

A thin pick (under 0.60 mm) suits strumming and chords. A medium pick (0.60 to 0.80 mm) is versatile. A thick pick (over 0.80 mm) offers more precision and control for lead playing. See our guide "Thickness, shape, material: how to choose your pick" (in French).

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Nashville Capo for 6-string electric and steel-string guitars - silve

Capos

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C21042

Nashville Capo for 6-string electric and steel-string guitars - silve

Available in 2–4 days

Price from €23.04

€28.80

The spring capo that doesn't kill your frets or your fingers! Fast, easy to use and carefully designed to eliminate the problems caused by excessive clamping force. Now you can play, write or jam without string buzz or constant re-tuning.

Newport Capo for 12 strings electric and acoustic guitars - silver

Capos

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C32013

Newport Capo for 12 strings electric and acoustic guitars - silver

Coming soon — 2026-11-20

Price from €26.40

€33.00

Newport Small, light and beautifully-formed: The low-profile, flip lever guitar capo.

Nashville Capo for 6-string classic guitars - silver

Capos

G7TH

C23043

Nashville Capo for 6-string classic guitars - silver

Coming soon — 2026-11-20

Price from €21.02

€26.28

Capos

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C34013

Newport Capo for banjos - silver

Coming soon — 2026-11-20

Price from €29.76

€37.20

Newport Small, light and beautifully-formed: The low-profile, flip lever guitar capo.

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FAQ

Find answers to common questions

1 Which string gauge should I choose for an electric guitar?

"Extra-light" sets (for example 009-042) make bends easier and suit fast playing. The standard 010-046 is the most versatile. Heavier gauges (011 and above) give a fuller sound and suit low tunings. After a significant change of gauge, your guitar may need a setup. See our guide "How to choose your string gauge" (in French).

2 Bronze or phosphor bronze: which strings for an acoustic guitar?

3 What is the difference between normal and high tension on a classical guitar?

4 What is the scale length of a bass and why does it matter?

Scale length is the vibrating length of the string, from the nut to the bridge. Sets exist in several lengths (short, medium, long, extra-long). Most basses are long scale (34 inches), but check your instrument's length before buying. See our guide "How to choose your bass strings (gauge and scale)" (in French).

5 What pick thickness should I choose?

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Nashville Capo for 6-string electric and steel-string guitars - silve

Newport Capo for 12 strings electric and acoustic guitars - silver

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Newport Capo for banjos - silver

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