Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo
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The Jim Dunlop toggle action capo is designed for curved fingerboards, providing extremely positive clamping. This easy-to-use capo will not scratch your guitar and its low profile is guaranteed not to hinder your fingering. Features Dunlop's exclusive "adjust-o-strap" for fine adjustments. Nickel plated.
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Most Liked Positive Review
Only capo I'll ever own...
A college buddy turned me on to these in the early '70s, and I've never used anything else in the last 40 years. In fact, not only do I have one in every ...Read complete review
A college buddy turned me on to these in the early '70s, and I've never used anything else in the last 40 years. In fact, not only do I have one in every case - including one of the extremely rare gold ones from the late-70's that's a perfect compliment to my wife's Ovation Elite (and I understand now sell for several hundred dollars, if you can find one) and a Gibson-branded model from 1975 - I keep a spare in my jacket pocket just in case I need to bail someone out when their Kyser explodes; heck, I even cut one down with a Dremel to use as a banjo capo - looks/feels/sounds better than anything else I've tried, and it never fails to draw attention from fellow players asking where I got it (are you listening, Dunlop?). As long as the strap is properly adjusted, there haven't been any tuning problems with my 6-string guitars; 12-strings are notorious in the lower strings even when played open, so I really don't consider this too much of a drawback. Lightweight, cheap, durable - I still have all my originals from college, and they show no signs of quitting...what more could you ask of any product?
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Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo
My major gripe: the strap length must be constantly adjusted when placing the capo on different frets, which can become tedious and aggravating. Although the adjustable strap length is a nice feature, the ...Read complete review
My major gripe: the strap length must be constantly adjusted when placing the capo on different frets, which can become tedious and aggravating. Although the adjustable strap length is a nice feature, the tension is not distributed evenly through the capo, which can cause buzzing or muting of the strings, particularly the B and high E strings. Best used in a jam situation, or for quick access in your pocket or guitar case.
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Comments about Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo:
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took me a little while to figure out how it worked= tension, you have to make sure it tight that is all pretty simple, and i like it.
its good stuff
for the price cant be beat
Comments about Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo:
A college buddy turned me on to these in the early '70s, and I've never used anything else in the last 40 years. In fact, not only do I have one in every case - including one of the extremely rare gold ones from the late-70's that's a perfect compliment to my wife's Ovation Elite (and I understand now sell for several hundred dollars, if you can find one) and a Gibson-branded model from 1975 - I keep a spare in my jacket pocket just in case I need to bail someone out when their Kyser explodes; heck, I even cut one down with a Dremel to use as a banjo capo - looks/feels/sounds better than anything else I've tried, and it never fails to draw attention from fellow players asking where I got it (are you listening, Dunlop?). As long as the strap is properly adjusted, there haven't been any tuning problems with my 6-string guitars; 12-strings are notorious in the lower strings even when played open, so I really don't consider this too much of a drawback. Lightweight, cheap, durable - I still have all my originals from college, and they show no signs of quitting...what more could you ask of any product?
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This thing frustrates me so much. Because you need to tighten and secure the strap that it has, the strings get moved every time you're trying to put it on, leaving it out of tune. When I don't have my spring capo and I try to use this one, I just end up angry. Buy the spring one.
Comments about Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo:
I've tried every capo there is (i think) haha, but these are the ones I always come back to, you dont have to (ever) take it off,the guitar will still fit in the case, they last forever, the price is right (buy two)and most important they just work
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i have had this capo for 14 years still works great. no problems with tuning or anything really. fits all my guitars. and i don't look like a dork with a big capo attached to my headstock (i hate the way that looks)
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Honestly, this thing works great. I've had this longer than I can remember, and it does the job on both acoustic and electric. On electric, you can angle or tip to easily adjust some intonation quirks. I'm guessing I got this over 20 years ago, and it's still the only capo I own. Jim Dunlop makes great products.
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This capo is really good! I have owned others that have dented or scratched my guitar neck. Unlike the comment below it DOES stay in tune; you just have to adjust the capo so it isn't too tight. Other spring action capos(Keyser) have that very problem. They don't keep your guitar in tune because the spring is too powerful and you can not adjust it. But overall this capo is good for the money; it doesn't feel as is it will last forever but I've had it 2 years now id it has never let me down!(Although I would rather have a different one if I had the money.)
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I've had this capo for about 2 years now, and to tell you the truth, I don't like it one bit, the Kysers are a far better capo. When I am using this one, Im constantly having to retune, I get major fret buzz, and its just all around difficult to move it around on the fret board. You want a capo, spend another couple of bucks and get a kyser.
Comments about Dunlop Pro Curved Guitar Capo:
I bought this capo about 3-4 years ago and it still works great. The price underrates its value. The size of it makes it easy to carry around and it is not at all hard to put on or take off. Sound quality is excellent. Definitely a great capo for an extremely low price.
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This is a pretty good capo for the price. it's really easy to use. You might have to change the strap length but that takes, what? 2.2 seconds? I actually consider that a plus, no matter where it is on the fretboard the fit is snug. Minimal buzzing while using this, I've had some but not too bad. Though it's no Kyser I'd definitely reccommend this one.
