Capo Models
Selecting the right model for your instrument
The number (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) designates the size and shape of the capo, and which neck it fits.
Our most popular model. If you have a steel string guitar, acoustic or electric, this is probably the right capo for you.
Available in these styles:
Standard – C1 (polished nickel), C1n (brushed nickel)
Deluxe – S1
Capo Noir – C1k
Capo Royale – C1g
Paua Pearl – C1p
Original – C1b
Lite – L1
FineTune – F1, F1g
Limited edition:
Violet Sky – C1vs
Rosette – C1z
Blue Diamond – C1d
Sequoia – eC1b
Titanium – T1
For classic guitar, or any guitar with a flat fretboard.
Available in these styles:
Standard – C2 (polished nickel), C2n (brushed nickel)
Deluxe – S2
Capo Noir – C2k
Capo Royale – C2g
Paua Pearl – C2p
Original – C2b
Lite – L2
Limited edition:
Violet Sky – C2vs
Rosette – C2z
Blue Diamond – C2d
For any steel string guitar with a wider than average fretboard.
Available in these styles:
Standard – C3 (polished nickel), C3n (brushed nickel)
Deluxe – S3, S3V (for thick necks)
Capo Noir – C3k
Capo Royale – C3g
Original – C3b
Lite – L3
FineTune – F3, F3g
Most vintage electrics, even Fenders, do not have this more extreme radius, and should use our model 1. But if your old Tele or Strat is one that does, then model 4 is for you.
Available in these styles:
Standard – C4 (polished nickel), C4n (brushed nickel)
Deluxe – S4
Capo Noir – C4k
Capo Royale – C4g
Original – C4b
Lite – L4
Most of these instruments have flat fretboards, but if yours has a radius, use the dropdown menu on the product page to select the radius option.
Available in these styles:
Standard – C5 (polished nickel), C5n (brushed nickel)
Deluxe – S5
Capo Noir – C5k
Capo Royale – C5g
Original – C5b
Lite – L5
FineTune – F5, F1g
