G7th Nashville Capo (Silver)

This capo works pretty well, considering that this popular capo design is one of the least reliable in terms of buzz-stoping and tuning stability. I haven't used it extensively, only once to be exact, but haven't observed any noticeable buzzing and tuning issues up front. If you gravitate towards this design for its simplicity and value-for-money, than this one should be a solid contender.

I use it extensively on my acoustics. It is a great value for money super stable And once you Install it you don’t have to be readjusting. Took me a little getting used to when I wanted to put it on with one hand, but eventually I got the hang of it. Stop wasting your money on the cheap stuff. This is the capo you want!

I am a music teacher and reccomend this to all of my students. Works perfectly on electric and acoustic guitars, even use them on ukuleles and mandolins. Wonderful quality for such a reasonable price. Love the lifetime warranty aspect although I've never needed to use it because the product has always held up. Been using these for a decade and will continue to do so!

Works well. Easy to use and light. On the downside, it's a bit big (the reason I couldn't give it 5 stars). But the size is easily traded off for simple application - you just squeeze and clamp. Very fast and secure as it puts just the right amount of tension on the guitar. I've used it on a variety of necks including C, Flat C, V, and modified V and it works well on all. The lightness does not impede neck vibration and the capo will not leave marks or harm the finish in any way. String pitch is very accurate with no distortion or buzzing. I am currently using it on my Martin Eric Clapton (000-EC-28). Though I've had this capo for only about 4 months, it looks like it will last forever.

I like this capo. Just enough tension to fret & produce a nice tone. Simple & effective design. Sleek & minimalist. An upgrade from the Kyser.

I ordered this and the Kyser low-tension together to compare, both being low-tension options. I find I prefer the G7th Nashville for its sleek, minimalist design and light weight that facilitates quick key changes in DADGAD. I hate capos whose bulk gets in my way, and I admire that G7th's bare minimum of material gets the job done with nothing more. The Kyser is effective, yes, but still lots more metal than necessary, so the G7th wins this comparison. Both will undoubtedly last forever, or until lost.

Clip is hard to get across all stings without it pulling them down.

The capo works really well, I have to retune a little bit but its okay not NEARLY as wonky was the kysers lmao