Planet Waves PW-CP-02S Guitar Capo (Silver)

Best capo ever I have.

Good product micrometer actually works precisely ns capo pro is for acoustic guitar while the lite one is for classical guitars mine one the pro one is actually of metal and weights heavy that shows it's rigidity and durability made of aluminium no buzzing is there rubber quality is also good it is bit smaller than as shown in images making it easier to carry even in pockets make sure use your capo just behind the fret for better sound and long life of capo.

Good quality and fitment

Worth every penny , zero problems with this one unlike the spring ones

Just got the capo! Light weight and strong. Works for my 6 and 12 string guitar too. Worth the money!

Worst quality! The rotating screw came off on the first usage! The product does bot even have a warranty! 😠

After used for many months.... i recommended u to buy this planet wave capo.... tooo good.. nd tooo light ♥️

It was good for the 1st 6 weeks I used. Minimalistic and convenient, till the screw came off and I have to use pliers to get it off. Anyone buying it should know this. I won't be replacing this capo and will continue using the spring capos.

取付も簡単でピッチも狂わないしライブ中の取付・取外しもピックアップに影響しない優れものです。 あとは耐久性かどの位かしばらく使ってみます。

El capó es grandioso. Muy ligero y muy fácil de ajustar, incluso con una mano, tomando en cuenta su mecanismo. Los materiales son de muy buena calidad y se ven duraderos. Ojo: Está construido para guitarras con diapasón curvo. EL capo TIENE UNA LIGERA CURVATURA que permite un excelente ajuste en guitarras eléctricas, texanas y casi cualquiera que tenga una curvatura. Se puede ocupar en una guitarra con diapasón plano, como una clásica, pero se tiene que ajustar mucho más para que la parte de enmedio haga suficiente presión en la tercera y cuarta cuerdas, lo cual puede provocar que las dos primeras y las dos últimas cuerdas se lleguen a desafinar. Pros: •Ligero, de fácil manejo. •La construcción y los materales se perciben durables y de buena calidad. •Amable con el acabado de la guitarra. Contras: • Al dejarlo puesto en el clavijero para almacenamiento. Cómo es curvo, el ángulo del borde se marca en la goma. Aún así, no he notado marca permanente. • No es tan rápido como un capo de pinza. (Lo cual es completamente entendible, debido al mecanismo)

One of my favorite capos. I like all 3 of the capos in the pictures I've included. They're all great capos but they have their differences. Kyser: The standard and most practical capo. Just grab it, place it and let go. No fuss and they come in variations for different guitars (like flat with a weaker spring for classical). I find my hand can get caught up on the end and find it less comfortable than the other two. If you don't care about the subtleties of the other types it's the one to choose. Dunlop Victor: This is polished brass and looks nice (nicer than the too detailed picture on https://amazon.com/gp/product/B000EENA4U) It has an impressive weight as well, though I feel I need to be more careful with it around my guitar than when using the D'addario Planet Waves. It has rubber pads which are harder than the silicon used on others so I feel this gives it better sound, dampening the strings less, but it's less forgiving of fretboards that don't have an average radius. One of my guitars has a nearly flat fretboard and the G and A-strings don't ring with this capo unless I over tighten it (they do make a flat version for classical that would probably work on that guitar). The screw is a worm drive (like the tuning heads on your guitar) that can't unscrew and fall out. I can't see this one ever breaking. All in all a very nice capo for getting the best sound and the perfect pressure that the screw allows, as long as its profile matches your fretboard well enough. D'addario Planet Waves: While I was at first a little disappointed in the pad which seems to be silicon and a little soft, I'm not sure I can hear the difference with the Dunlop and it's more forgiving of various fingerboard radii. It's not like it's as soft as a finger. Its screw can fall out if turned too far and being aluminum (or plastic for the cheap version) is susceptible to breaking. The Planet Waves capo is the least visibly noticeable of these 3 types. It's very light weight and comfortable. It's also available in less expensive versions than this metallic grey which should be just as effective. This is the slimmer, newer version compared to an older version shown in some reviews here. I like the slim profile. It's the capo I use most often now.

Easy to use. Great quality. Looks the part and just works.

I bought this capo to try out on my acoustic guitar. Likes: Easy to use. Small enough not to get in the way of my fretting hand. Light in weight yet strong. Dislikes: None. I would recommend this capo.