Detail 01
Quick-change design
Goes on, comes off and shifts frets with one hand, so you keep hold of the guitar between songs.

Independent shopping perspective
Spring-style capo for standard 6-string steel-string guitars, in gold. For players changing keys between songs who want fast one-handed use.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Goes on, comes off and shifts frets with one hand, so you keep hold of the guitar between songs.
Detail 02
Curved to match a standard steel-string fingerboard radius, so pressure lands evenly on all six strings.
Detail 03
Cosmetic. Matches gold tuners and bridge hardware if you care how the guitar looks on stage.
Detail 04
Same price as the other colors here, so choose on looks rather than cost.
Detail 05
It will not span a 12-string course spacing or a wide classical neck properly.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Color only. It is the same 6-string quick-change capo as the red one, finished in gold.
Yes, most standard 6-string electric necks work fine, along with steel-string acoustics. Very wide or extremely flat fingerboards are where it struggles.
Any capo finish scuffs where it contacts strings and neck over time. Function is unaffected.
No. It is specified for 6-string guitars. A 12-string needs a capo built for the wider neck and doubled strings.
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