Shubb Capo Noir - Classical Guitar

The best clip on capo imo, adjustable tension that doesn’t need much adjusting, no fret buzz, no bending strings out of tune

Best capo out there. Love these even better than my G7th or at least just as good.

Its smaller than you imagined, unobtrusive and does the job. Fastens very securely and is adjustable. Each string plays true and you dont feel there is a capo on the guitar. Dont even think about it, just buy it. Perfect for classical guitar.

As a guitarist of over 60 years, I'm very pleased with this product's funcionality. It does exactly what it's designed to do and, In my experience, this can NOT be said of all capos.

It is a very light but stable capo. Very good and easy to use on classical guitar. You can clamp it slightly behind the nut so it's always with you and the guitar even in times when not using the capo. When using no noise, no buzzing. Little tuning necessary, but this is more or less on every guitar. Would recommend it.

A very good capo. Always bought shubb and never been dissappointed

Looks good, so simple to use and enhances the guitar

Excellently made capo, fairly compact considering that it spans the 54mm wide neck of my Admira Artista spanish classical guitar. Holds the strings down positively to the fretboard, so that you get a clean sounding note, with no buzzes or deadnotes that you can encounter with some of the cheaper capos. Looks nice in the polished brass, and fits well around the neck of the guitar. Easily adjustable cam action to apply or remove the capo in a single lever movement around the guitar neck. Bonus in its favour, as with all Shubb capos, you can purchase spare wearable parts of the capo at a very small cost, should you need any parts. (I also liked the antique effect hammered brass capo that Shubb make, but after much deliberation, settled on the polished brass instead.) I recommend this as a good purchase, and worth the price paid.

Ett stadigt capo som gör vad det ska utan krusiduller.

Per avere una recensione completa occorrerà attendere qualche mese, se non addirittura qualche anno, di utilizzo intenso. Ma la prima impressione è eccellente: pesante, robusto, in acciaio (e non in quelle leghe fragili di alcuni capitasto cinesi, che quando cadono a terra si spezzano). Da posizionare è comodissimo: certo, non è di quelli a una mano, ma in compenso la presa è solidissima, l'ingombro è minimo e la pressione, ottimale per la mia chitarra senza bisogno di regolazioni, può comunque essere "fine tuned" per le proprie esigenze, il che consente di non tenere l'apparecchio eccessivamente prossimo alle corde. Il tutto ne rende facile l'uso, perché non ingombra nelle posizioni delle dita più prossime all'oggetto stesso. Il suono che si ottiene è perfetto: le corde non friggono, anche se il capotasto non è posizionato nell'immediata vicinanza del tasto: 3-4 mm di distanza, sufficienti a fare in modo che, pur rimanendo un suono pulito, l'oggetto non stia fra i piedi (o meglio, fra le dita) quando si suona. In più, come ogni capotasto che si rispetti, si può posizionare sulla paletta quando non si usa, il che torna molto comodo in concerto, che di spazio sul palco non ce n'è mai. Insomma, un acquisto veramente soddisfacente, tanto che ne prenderò un altro per la folk – questo è per la classica e si adatta perfettamente.

エレキ、アコギ、ナイロン全てSHUBBを使っています。コンパクトで余計な出っ張りがないし、付け外しも簡単で使い勝手が良いです。

My husband and I both play guitar in a band, so we use capos a lot. And of the various styles I've tried, these are my favorite. Why? 1) they are smaller than many of the other clamp-on capos yet have a very solid feel to them; 2) there are basically no sharp edges to potentially nick the guitar (although I did slightly "ding" one of my guitars from dropping it on the face of the guitar...ouch!); 3) there's no tight spring-loaded action to potentially pop out of your hand. Instead they clamp on real smoothly, gently and evenly with very little strength needed. But the best feature by far is; 4) the adjustable tension mechanism. Since guitar necks gets wider and thicker as it gets closer to the body of the guitar, many capos get "uncomfortably" tight and more difficult, or even impossible, to clamp-on as you move it up the neck toward the body. With this capo, however, a slight turn of the screw will increase or decrease the tension as needed so the fit is always just right anywhere on the neck. I like to adjust it so the pressure on the strings is the minimum necessary to eliminate buzzing...similar to the pressure you would typically apply with your fingers (not something you can usually do with other clamp-on capos) as something tells me it's probably easier on your strings and frets. The only drawback, as others have mentioned, is that it is a lot more difficult to put on with one hand than some of the other clamp-on capos. You really need two hands to get the placement just right. It may also take some trial and error to get the tension adjusted or re-adjusted to where you want it, which could present a slight hindrance during a live performance. But I try to find a happy-medium so I don't need to re-adjust it very much as I reposition it. For me, though, the benefits out weigh the drawbacks. So much so that I've purchased five so far, for our various styles of guitars, including a "cute" little one that works with both my banjo and mandolin. Oh, one caution...make sure you get the right capo for your style guitar because the one for nylon-string guitars has a wider and flat rubber clamp, whereas the one for steel string guitars is a tad shorter and ever so slightly curved for "radius" necks. On day recently, my nylon stringed guitar was buzzing badly during practice and I was getting concerned...until I noticed I was using the slightly curved-steel-string capo on my flat-necked nylon-string guitar, so it wasn't pressing the center strings down hard enough. In retrospect, I might have bought the different styles in different colors of metal (they are available in brass and black etc.) so I could more easily tell them apart.

Muy buena cejilla. Es muy fácil de poner y quitar y pilla más cuerdas de manera muy natural sin apretar el mástil demasiado. He cogido la acabada en plata C2 para guitarra Flamenca pero vale para más guitarras estéticamente es muy bonita y la mecánica de apretar es muy sencilla y funcional. Muy contento con la compra y a ver cuanto dura.