Guitar Capo With Spring Action Clamp - Black
Guitar Capo With Spring Action Clamp - Black
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Product Description
- You can operate your Quick-Change Capo comfortably with one hand.
- You’ll find it doesn't interfere with fingering and the pads won’t mark or react with guitar finishes.
- If you already use a capo in your playing, you can see why the Kyser Quick-Change Capo is the performer's choice.
- If you haven't tried playing one, why not give it a go? Playing with a capo can inspire you to try new patterns and play in different keys than you're used to, whether you play acoustic or electric guitar, ukulele, or even mandolin.
- These Capos for six-string guitars are the ones you see on stages all over the world.
- They're the Capos the professionals trust for their performance! Get yours, ergonomic shape makes key changes fast and easy Spring action clamp holds capo firmly in place, keeps strings in tune
- You can operate your Quick-Change Capo comfortably with one hand.
- You’ll find it doesn't interfere with fingering and the pads won’t mark or react with guitar finishes.
- If you already use a capo in your playing, you can see why the Kyser Quick-Change Capo is the performer's choice.
- If you haven't tried playing one, why not give it a go? Playing with a capo can inspire you to try new patterns and play in different keys than you're used to, whether you play acoustic or electric guitar, ukulele, or even mandolin.
- These Capos for six-string guitars are the ones you see on stages all over the world.
- They're the Capos the professionals trust for their performance! Get yours, ergonomic shape makes key changes fast and easy Spring action clamp holds capo firmly in place, keeps strings in tune
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