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Two legendary brands. Four legendary finishes.
Introducing the Fender® x Kyser® Quick-Change® Electric Guitar Capo — the classic Kyser® trigger-style design, now in recognizable vintage colors inspired by the golden age of electric guitar.
The Aroma AC-01 is a Trigger-style clip-on Capo for Steel String Acoustic Guitars that allows for 1-handed operation & is available in a great range of colours.
Available in an amazing range of great colours & designs, the Kyser K6G USA made quick change capo for steel string guitars is expertly engineered and built to last.
Great value Trigger Capo for Classical Guitars
The Dunlop Trigger Fly Capo builds on their most popular capo design with a streamlined ergonomic grip and a custom spring mechanism for easy placement and precise intonation.
Ernie Ball’s Axis Capo allows for fast and accurate single-handed key changes. Its universal dual radius design is compatible with most electric and acoustic guitars.
Maton recognize that the G7th Performance 3 capo is the culmination of years of designing, tweaking, and improving and have embraced their ingenious design as their own with this Maton Edition G7th Performance 3 capo.
Coupling G7th’s Unique Tension Control system with the groundbreaking ART® string pad mechanism gives a near-perfect capo experience for your beloved Maton guitar.
The D’Addario Planet Waves NS Artist Front Mounting guitar Capo features an adjustable tension micrometer & virtually eliminates pulling the strings side to side and the need to re-tune during use.
D’Addario Planet Waves lightweight ABS Thermoplastic capo for 6 string acoustic & electric guitars
Aircraft Grade Aluminium Guitar Capo Suits 6 and 12 String Guitars
The Dunlop J88 flat-radius classical guitar capo allows you to change key quickly and easily on your nylon string guitar, all with a one-handed squeeze & without hindering your fingers or scratching the neck of your guitar.
The Dunlop J83 curved-radius acoustic guitar capo allows you to change key quickly and easily with a one-handed squeeze – without hindering your fingers or scratching the neck of your guitar.
