G7th Performance 3 6 String Black Guitar Capo - Groundbreaking Tension Control & Adaptive Radius Technology - The Perfect Capo for Acoustic and Electric Guitar - UK Designed

Different capos work well with some guitars and some not. What I might use on a certain acoustic may not work well with some of my electrics. That being said, I play out professionally and my guitar of choice on stage is a Gretsch Duo-Jet. I went through a few different capos over the years, dissatisfied with all of them for the two big reasons, tuning distortion when I put the capo on so I had to re-tune every time I put the capo on or moved it. Reason two was that when I bent strings, quite often the string would not return to the original position. The G7 absolutely solved those problems. You have total control over the pressure you want to apply when putting it on. That makes a huge difference right there. You need different pressures depending on far far up the neck you are placing it. I have found with practice that I can put it on and stay pretty much in tune. Maybe adjust the low E a tiny bit, but not much. And when I bend, the strings stay in place. This is not a cheap capo, but well worth it IMO.

Excellent, keeps guitar in tune

The G7th Performance 3 6 string capo is absolutely the best capo I have ever used! The ART technology automatically applies the perfect amount of pressure to the strings while preventing string buzz at the same time. One handed operation was a key selling point for me!

Works beautifully and beautiful at the same time

OK - This thing is about as small as you can imagine. Literally fits into the palm of your hand. Also, this Capo provides great sound from a guitar's strings - as long as it's a six string. I have a seven string and can use this capo, but only up to about the 5th fret before the high E string is either only partially touched - causing a muted buzz. If you have a six string - GREAT capo. If you have a 7 string - still a great capo, but only up to about the 5th fret. I'm imagining if you have an 8 string you will want to find another capo.

Lost my old adjustable spring capo, and had a gift card from work for Veteran's Day so I splurged on this one to replace it. I have to say that it's all its hyped up to be. It is easy to seat with just enough even tension to be buzz free without bending one or more strings out of tune. It's also small and doesn't have parts sticking out so it's unobtrusive. The build quality if excellent. Not as cheap as some capos, but in this case one really does get what they pay for.

I've owned many capos. They were all OK to one degree or another. I've known about this one for years but didn't want to spend the extra money for it. It is worth the price. It looks great, is easy to use and doesn't pull your strings out of tune.

I foolishly bought this $80 capo, thinking that if it costs that much, it must be good. Wrong! It’s worthless. I liked the look and feel, and ease of use, but unfortunately the design is very flawed. I own an original vintage 1968 blonde/ maple Fender Telecaster. I slipped the capo on and was immediately disappointed. The first 5 strings sound great, but the capo applies VERY LITTLE pressure on the high E string. As a result, when playing a chord with an open E, it mutes the string. If I press down on E, it buzzes. So yeah, it’s worthless. Do yourself a favor and stick to the tried and true $30 capos that actually apply enough equal pressure across ALL 6 strings…

Ein wirklich außerordentlich schöner Capo. Im Handling etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig, aber wenn man es einmal begriffen hat, funktioniert es super. Nach dem Anbringen einfach beherzt draufdrücken, dann klemmt er zuverlässig alle Saiten ab.

It's ok, But I feel like I'm just justifying it because I spent too much on it, I think the rubber surface that presses on the strings should be a bit harder to have a better hold on the notes

Compact en handig. Werkt goed (en snel) + zit niet in de weg bij bepaalde akkoorden

Good solid easy and nice looking capo

It's actually very good. I was a bit sceptical about the claim to keep things in tune, but it does work according to my tuner. Very easy to put on and release. It has a slim profile so doesnt get in the way when playing. Personally I think it's worth the money. It locks in place securely on the top of the headstock too, so easy to keep with the guitar when not in use. The only potential issue is it fits a standard guitar up to about fret 10. This is fine for most people as you'd not go higher than this, but if you have a slightly wider fret board or a vintage guitar that is wider than normal (not fatter, wider) then you may find it doest fit properly over the high e string earlier than fret 10. For the ease of putting it on and that it actually does keep the tuning correct on all strings, I'd recommend it.