Detail 01
Quick-change spring design
One squeeze on, one squeeze off, single-handed. No screw to dial in each time you move it.

Independent shopping perspective
Spring-loaded capo for 6-string guitars, clamped and moved with one hand. Standard pick for players who change keys mid-song.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
One squeeze on, one squeeze off, single-handed. No screw to dial in each time you move it.
Detail 02
Curve and spring tension match a standard 6-string neck. Wider or flatter necks fret out or buzz.
Detail 03
Pressure is preset. Very light or very heavy string gauges may need a slight retune after clamping.
Detail 04
Parks behind the nut between songs so you're not hunting through a gig bag.
Detail 05
Stays visually quiet against a dark neck and on stage under lights.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. It fits standard 6-string necks, electric or acoustic. Very flat or unusually wide necks are where fit gets inconsistent.
No. This is built for 6-string necks. A 12-string needs more clamping surface and pressure.
Slightly sharp, like any spring capo. Check tuning after you move it, especially above the fifth fret.
Yes. Squeeze the handle, position, release. That's the point of the quick-change design.
Reference
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