Memorial
The capoing on this is the “standard” partial capoing. Take your Kyser capo and turn it upside down. Instead of putting it on the regular way, put it on upside down, so that the rubber foot that normally goes on the back of the neck is now resting on the strings. You want to capo strings 2, 3, and 4 (A, D, and G strings) at the 2nd fret. Make sure your low E is still ringing open, and that your B string is also ringing clear. You may have to tune your open strings slightly, because Kyser capos tend to make capoed strings go sharp.
