Shubb C1 Steel String Guitar Capo

I was heavily recommended this capo by a mate of mine, and I can see why. This capo is awesome, the ability to adjust how tight it sits is a big plus in my books, gives me so much control over the sound. Love the size as well, not a bulky capo so it's easy to manoeuvre around. Easy to clip on and set up. Love it

#sweepstakes This is not my first snub capo. I have 4-5

I use a capo quite a bit. I have one in every guitar case.I like the fact that they don't extend past the fret board.this allows the ability to get to some chords that need to be up around the first fret.and I like that they come in different shades

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Ive been seeking a better capo for a while. My friend told me about Shubb and I found one at a great price here on eBay. Its a big difference from my precious capos and I enjoy it very much. One clip and all the strings are ringing out just right.

Maybe it was a lemon?

I bought the brass one for my vintage Guild 6-string as the 12-string aluminum capo had served me so well. This capo was tarnished but I forgave that. I could not forgive the fact that this thing couldn't seem to exert equal pressure on the strings. I would have the bass strings ringing out when I played, but the treble strings would be muted. I would then adjust the screw to tighten and then the bass strings would be pitched up an extra semitone from where they were supposed to be. This was the case no matter how much I tinkered with it.Thankfully Musician's Friend was kind enough to send me a replacement D'Addarrio capo that works great.

Probably The Best Capo Out There

This is the capo you want. The way you can adjust the tension is just amazing if you use your capo down near the 5th or 7th fret like I do for Stones songs. I've used a Kyser quick change capo for years and this is far better. The Kyser is good for acoustics but it grabs the strings too hard on a Tele down on the lower frets and takes it out of tune. I'm not knocking the Kyser, it has served me well but I like this better. Also, (and this is just a personal preference) I don't like a bunch of stuff clamped on the headstock of my guitars whether it be capos and tuners or whatever. This thing is really sleek and looks great, but it's hardly even visible to anyone in front of you. There's no need to have the ability to clamp this on your headstock because it's so small ... MoreThis is the capo you want. The way you can adjust the tension is just amazing if you use your capo down near the 5th or 7th fret like I do for Stones songs. I've used a Kyser quick change capo for years and this is far better. The Kyser is good for acoustics but it grabs the strings too hard on a Tele down on the lower frets and takes it out of tune. I'm not knocking the Kyser, it has served me well but I like this better. Also, (and this is just a personal preference) I don't like a bunch of stuff clamped on the headstock of my guitars whether it be capos and tuners or whatever. This thing is really sleek and looks great, but it's hardly even visible to anyone in front of you. There's no need to have the ability to clamp this on your headstock because it's so small and light you can just put it in your pocket when you're done and get on with it. The mechanism works great. I got the all-black one and it looks dope on all of my guitars. I don't see how anyone could be disappointed with this

Shubb Capos 100% Reliable

I have a Shubb capo for each of my instruments, Martin D42 guitar and Stelling sunflower banjo. Absolutely terrific device that keeps my instruments in tune. Wherever I place them up and down the neck.

Simple, functional, practical.

I have marked this as good value and whilst I'm not in the habit if recommending stuff, I can say that I have a number of rather expensive flat top guitars , I use those expensive picks but see no reason to use anything but this particular model of Shubb capo. I have a separate capo for each guitar kept in its own pickbox in the case. I answered "enjoyable only because to NOT say yes gets complicated. This is the BASIC and ORIGINAL Shubb design and to my mind the best. there ! Now leave me alone1

❤️ this capo

I picked this one out cause I did a little research and found this was on the top of the list as for what I needed...I did do some more research on Shubb's capos or I would of ordered the roller style capos they have...But, as for this capo, it's still a winner...My first capo was from the early 60's and nothing like this, so if I could take my old capo off and on fairly quickly, this will be a snap once I get used to it..Easy to figure out how to properly mount it and it doesn't interfere with my movement...This is an original style from Shubb's, so even though they've improved on their design, this one is one you'll keep forever..Oh, did I mention it's got a lifetime warranty where either they'll send you the part needed or you can send it in for repairs...