Need help with a capo...

[mario2004]

Can anyone recommend me a guitar capo? The one i've got at the moment is made from plastic....it's not too bad but I want one that is of better quality. The plastic one is pretty difficult to put on properly without using a bit of force.

 

[Dave]

I have one of these: http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/kg-6/10525

Bought it to replace my older plastic one which was falling apart. Great capo, goes perfectly on both electric and acoustic and it doesn't alter the tuning, even on my rubbish guitars. Would definately recommend it

 

[mario2004]

Excellent. That's the sort of thing im after. Going to go into town tomorrow and see if i can pick one up there. If not i'll order it online. Thanks.

 

[Naffa]

I have two Kyser capos and have found them to be superb. I would recommend a G7th Performance capo though. The main reason being that the Kysers start to lose their ability to spring back after a while. That being said, I'd always use Kyser myself. So it's really up to you.

But both of those would be my preference.

 

[THMRK]

I found one of these in a studio once: http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/jd-83c/10524

It's what I use now.

 

[banja]

G7th. I have one. It's great. Deserves a design award.

http://www.g7th.com/

 

[KPeh]

G7ths are by far the best I've used, and in my mind are worth the expense.

 

[Tk7]

I've used a Shubb Capo Deluxe for years, pretty good it's been too. The rubber sleeve has started to split on mine after approx 10 years of use but they're replaceable anyway.

 

[stude1983]

I found one of these in a studio once: http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/en/jd-83c/10524

It's what I use now.

thats the same one i use and its brilliant.

 

[Cosmic182]

I've used a Shubb Capo Deluxe for years, pretty good it's been too. The rubber sleeve has started to split on mine after approx 10 years of use but they're replaceable anyway.

same as what ive been using for 7+ years now

 

[Gaijin]

I've a shubb too, quality piece of kit