Stratguy
Coffee Junky
So I was in the local music store the other day, picking up a few new drumsticks, and I decided to get another capo so I wouldn't be having to remember to switch it to the case of the acoustic that I would be using. I have always bought Kysers before, if only because that what I had seen most people use. I saw the Shubb C-1 and decided to give it a try in the store, thinking that if I didn't like it, it would go back on the wall, and a new Kyser would go home with me. Well, I was blown away by this Shubb capo! Not only does it stay out of my way, but I swear the guitar has clearer tone with this capo.
I was told at the store that it was harder to put on, but it clamps on, and might only be a issue if you are having to make an extremely quick position change. The set screw allows the capo to be fit perfectly to your individual guitar neck, and once that's done, you just clamp in in position. Just thought someone might want to check it out, if you've ever felt, like I have, that the standard capo designs leave the capo in the way of you hand.
Here's a picture of it if you have never seen it:
I was told at the store that it was harder to put on, but it clamps on, and might only be a issue if you are having to make an extremely quick position change. The set screw allows the capo to be fit perfectly to your individual guitar neck, and once that's done, you just clamp in in position. Just thought someone might want to check it out, if you've ever felt, like I have, that the standard capo designs leave the capo in the way of you hand.
Here's a picture of it if you have never seen it: