Detail 01
7.25-inch radius bar
The bar is curved to match a strongly arched fingerboard, so outer and inner strings get even pressure.

Independent shopping perspective
Shubb cam-lever capo curved to a 7.25-inch fretboard radius, in black chrome. For players with vintage-radius electric or steel-string necks.


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
The bar is curved to match a strongly arched fingerboard, so outer and inner strings get even pressure.
Detail 02
You set tension once with the screw, then flip the lever. Same pressure every time, no guessing.
Detail 03
Dial in the least force that frets cleanly. Too much pressure is what pushes notes sharp.
Detail 04
Cosmetic. Matches black hardware and hides scuffs better than bright plating.
Detail 05
The contact surface is soft enough not to mark a finished fretboard, and it wears out before the metal does.
Detail 06
A few dollars over the standard-radius version, for the curve match. Not a budget-quality build.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
7.25 inches. That is the classic vintage curve found on older Fender-style necks and some steel-strings. Measure or check your guitar's spec before ordering.
It will clamp, but the curve won't match. You may get buzz on the outer strings or have to overtighten, which pulls notes sharp.
Only if overtightened. Back the screw off until the strings just ring clean. Setting it correctly is the whole point of the adjustable design.
Not instantly. You flip the lever, slide, and re-close. It's slower than a squeeze clamp but holds tension more consistently.
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