Customer Reviews

Dunlop Trigger Curved Guitar Capo Nickel

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4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(2)
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I like the feel of this capo and the ease to squeeze and move to different positions quickly. It works just as well on my electric or my acoustic. The design looks good and the spring seems to be very strong.

I've been using capos for over 30 years now and I can tell you this is the best capo I've ever used. The guitar stays in tune no matter where you place the capo. I'm really impressed and will be ordering another one for my second guitar.

I love this capo. I like how it really does clamp down on the neck of the guitar without being so hard to unfasten. It hold the strings down very well, and it isn't so cumbersome and heavy when I stand up and play.

Hey, I got this for a 12 string guitar (Ibanez), with an expensive G7 too... this little guy does the work simple and fast... maybe a little not so good on the first frett (that's G7's job), but the rest, ok.

For regular jumbo guitar and spanish guitar, no complains at all. I mean, is reeeeeeeally good, reliable, simple and fast. Do you need something else from a capo?

And the best: when not using it, I just attach it to the head of the guitar, makes it look cool...

This is a replacement. I already have one. Pressure (strings) on the upper rubber pad will eventually cause indentations. Never leave this on an instrument after playing. Memory effect.
Price was good at $12 plus $3 shipping.
This is a good quick release capo and is quite popular.
Keyser makes a good one as well.
I have never tried the strap on type..they prob take longer attach, move and remove.

This capo is VERY high quality. Works perfectly for electric, acoustic, whatever. I HIGHLY recommend this.

Although I like this capo and it seems very durable, there is only one problem with it. I agree with another reviewer about the capo getting in the way when playing certain chords. I have to place it at a slight angle to help avoid that problem when playing both my electric and acoustic guitars. Doing that doesnt alter the sound quality (that I can hear) but I don't want any complications when playing my guitar and having to comply with a capo is not doing me any favors. I wouldn't recommend this for a beginner or a long time experienced guitar player either. I shopped around before I bought this capo and did because of the high remarks and the price. However, I'm sure there are other capos that will give you all the benefits you desire without any backlash. p.s I am an intermediate level guitar player. I know a thing or two but still have some things to learn.

It looks nice, and it clamps down just fine, so far has loosened its grip, but ironically, since I bought this because of its low profile, it turns out to get in the way of open B7 chords.

I can't remember if the thin black capos that every body has do the same thing. SO, I can recommend this, if you understand that it will make some open chords difficult.

This is a good capo for an acoustic guitar. I find that for my electric, it causes it to go out of tune just a bit. But for an acoustic, it's perfect. It's very easy to use, and I have had no problems with the quality whatsoever.

Easy on and off. Fits all 3 of my guitars. Looks good. I have one I have been using for over two years, every day that is still like new. I bought this one as a gift for a new guitar player. I recommend this capo.