Renaissance RS6 Standard (Acacia) OOO I occasionally tell the story

I occasionally tell the story of "the one that got away"

as you'd expect

The G7th capo has been our bestseller for years—it captures the fine-tune-ability that you really need in a capo (and of course is found in capos by Shubb and others) with the one-hand ease of use you get in the clamp capos (but without the liability of divots in the back of your guitar's neck)

It's a great strummer

Nanowebs are the brighter version of Elixirs (Polywebs are the other)

Renaissance RS6 Standard (Acacia) OOO I occasionally tell the storyThe RS6 is the standard Renaissance stage model. The "S" stands for "steel string", and the "6" designates, of course, the number of strings. This guitar is a joy to play, and its plugged in tone has the potential to sound better than even some full bodied guitars. It has terrific response, sustain and clarity, and it performs equally well fingerpicked or strummed (although it doesn't take to heavy strumming all that well, just because of its low