Live For Music, Acoustic Guitar Capo, Top Stage

Looks well made. Does what it is advertised to do….

Works like it should!

works.

This capo is decent at first, but the spring quickly loosens and the rubber is softer than most capos, so your playing develops a noticeable buzz after a while.

I have a collection of acoustic guitars, and occasionally enjoy throwing the capo on while playing around with riffs. Because my voice is in a lower register than many other females, I tend to tune about a half step low on at least one or two of my acoustics. Now and then I will have the radio on and will just teach myself songs as they come on (this is a fun activity for my kids as they watch in amazement and awe, or try to challenge me), so the capo is good to have on hand for those instances (no need to keep tuning to the various tunings from different tunes).I've noticed a few comments about the spring giving way after repeated use; I have not experienced this issue. The capo has worked well for several of my guitars (though it is a tight fit on my nylon and tends to be more efficient with the smaller fret sizes). If you have a Jumbo or a wide fret board, I may advise you pick up something a little more solid and/or wide). This works sufficiently for me though, and I've had no issues whatsoever. Can't really beat that for under $5 bucks with free shipping.

Pretty weak, often mutes either the e or the E string