C2K Shubb Capo Noir Series Classical Guitar Capo Noir - Black Chrome

I prefer Schubb over Keyser any day of the week. Simply put, there are no springs to worry about. So, you get consistent tension every time.

I was gifted a shubb capo 30 years ago by Phil Keaggy after a concert in my hometown. I still use it today. Will not buy any other and have since payed it forward. Anyone who plays guitar especially an acoustic appreciates a capo that works, is beautifully crafted and doesn’t damage the instrument. They come in different colors and sizes to fit banjos ukelele’s so on great Company.

I’ve only had it for a few days but so far I like it. I notice that sometimes the top two strings can slip and become maladjusted when using the Kayser Classical Guitar Capo that I have, but that doesn’t seem to be an issue with this capo as it can be manually tightened.Although it is a snug fit on the neck and probably wouldn’t accommodate a 7-string guitar, so far I haven’t had any issues with it.

This thing works great! Granted, it takes a little more effort to put it on the guitar than a cheaper, spring-loaded capo, but it's more gentle on the strings and therefore doesn't pull them out of tune like those other capos do.This is a quality product and I don't think I'd go back to the other type unless they improve on them.

What a great capo! The design is simple yet ingenious, low profile ( looks good on guitar),Easy to use, although it does take 2 hands.Seems quite sturdy. My favorite!

What I like best is the tightness of the strings when using this capo. It eliminates string buzz.It's a great capo - maybe the world's best!

Capo is a little on the pricy side but you get what you paid for. I'm super happy with my purchase. Capo is well made and works super well with my Taylor classical guitar. Spend the extra and get a capo that will last you years.

MINUS:This works only so-so.I am a woman of average strength and I have trouble screwing this thing on, it is so tight. It is not easy to get it positioned right and get it screwed on without it moving. Possibly if you have very strong fingers it wouldn't be a problem. It took me a while to figure out how to put it on becuse the screw didn't seem to hold it right at first.It still pops off half the time.The back of it sticks out so far it makes it hard to finger the chords properly.PLUS:It arrived very promptly and was well packaged. It doesn't seem to be doing any harm to my guitar.