G7th Performance 2 Classical Guitar Capo, Satin Black, Intuitive Tension Control, Protective Silicone Padding, Easy One-handed Operation for Flamenco and Classical Guitars - 62mm

The capo functions well on a classical guitar neck, and it is easy to operate. Because it is very expensive, I hope it lasts a long time.

Easy to use and stays nicely on headstock when not needed. No over crimping or needed adjustments to use with other guitars.

A good product that looks and works well. This particular product will work for acoustic and electric guitars but intended for classical guitars for their larger necks.

Haven’t bought a capo since 1965. You can only imagine what it was like. I love this one. Quality built and easy to use. Works as advertised.

Poor quality of capo against what was claimed. Doesn't work at all on classical and acoustic guitar a like.

I really wanted to love this capo, however, it won’t open properly so that I can actually make use of it. I am hoping that I can get a replacement.

This worked beautifully on my tenor ukulele. So easy to put on, tighten and remove.

By far the BEST capo I've ever owned. My Kyser which was my go to isn't a close 2nd. Why? I play an 8 series Taylor and often play high on the neck. Better intonation.

Aus meiner Sicht der beste Kapo mit ordentlich Anpressdruck und auch breit genug für klassische Gitarrenhälse.

Excelente produto

Not much i can say about this except that its a wonderful capo and you certainly get what you pay for.

Funciona perfecto para guitarras de nylon clásica! Lo recomiendo es elegante y muy práctico! Tienes que revisar en el empaque que sea para guitarra clásica ya que hay otros modelos para guitarras (eléctricas y o con acústicas de cuerdas de acero) dejo foto de comparación en tamaños uno de otro.

I wanted to love this Capo and was willing to pay the premium as I play my double top classical guitar daily and need a reliable capo. It is easy to put on and off, it's compact, and it looks nice. However the pressure on the strings is uneven. Unless you apply it "just right" you might find muted strings or buzz. Is there a way to adjust it by fiddling with it to get it right? Sure. But this is not realistic in the middle of a performance. I played a duet with my daughter. We warmed up, capo was fine, notes were ringing. Without touching it I went to perform and my performance had buzz, it must have come ever so slightly loose. For a product at this price point I find that unacceptable. The design is compact but it's form over function.