- Which capo is best for an acoustic guitar?
- What are the different types of capo?
- How do I choose a guitar capo?
- Are all capos the same?
Which capo is best for an acoustic guitar?
- G7th Performance 3 ART Capo. One of the best guitar capos on the market. ...
- Shubb C1 Steel String Capo. The most up to date version of an industry standard. ...
- Ernie Ball Axis Capo. ...
- Dunlop Trigger Capo. ...
- Planet Waves D'Addario NS Capo Pro. ...
- Thalia Capos 200 Series. ...
- Paige Original 6-String Acoustic Capo. ...
- Guitto GGC-02 Revolver capo.
What are the different types of capo?
Guitar Capos 101: The Definitive Guide
- Trigger Capos. Probably the most popular of all designs… ...
- Screw Capos. To address the potential problems of trigger capos… ...
- Roller Capos. While probably the least popular of all the capo designs on this list… ...
- Toggle Capos. ...
- Shubb Capos. ...
- G7th Capos. ...
- Partial Capos.
How do I choose a guitar capo?
Make sure the capo is tight enough that all open strings ring clearly but not too tight so that the strings are pulled sharp. Choose a capo that mirrors the curvature and width of the fretboard. Some guitars have very curved fretboards and guitars such as 12-strings have very wide fretboards.
Are all capos the same?
Adjustments. Not all capos are equally adjustable, and this is a big concern. Screw-clamp mechanisms are reliable and can be adjusted precisely without over-tightening, but more control means more revolutions, and slower operation. Several brands combine an adjustable thumbscrew with a snap mechanism.