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Been using a pair of cheap Dunlop capo's for a few years (one trigger and one strap) but I'm using them a lot more recently and they're not the most reliable (especially when bending/using on different guitars) so I'm looking for a step up.

Is there like a industry standard capo? What are you guys using?

Kyser most likely, have different styles, durable as hell.

i prefer shubb.

I haven't had any problems since switching from one of those shitty dunlop elastic/wraparound capos to the the kyser clamp style capos.

cheesecats wrote:i prefer shubb.

I do like the shubb capos as well and it's the only one I use, but try to fit one on your guitar before buying. It doesn't fit on some neck profiles when you get higher up the neck.

I'd take the G7th, thought the talk about it being better probably was a bunch of crap but then I tried it and I was convinced straight away.
It's very easy to use, doesn't clamp too hard on the neck / strings and it is much much more in tune than any other capo I ever tried (including Dunlop, Kyser and Shubb).

I have heard great things about the G7th capos. Would like to try one at some point.

i use this: http://www.planetwaves.com/pwProductDet ... _Capo_Lite



its only $10 and it works beautifully. the only thing is you cant really clip it on your headstock.

Shubb for the wuuuuubbbb wwwwuuuuubbb rub-a-dub-dub fish in a tub.

kbithecrowing wrote:I have heard great things about the G7th capos. Would like to try one at some point.

I, too, would like to try one. I really don't want to spend for a capo that I will lose instantly, though.

re: g7th capo



omggggg

I've had a Kyser for years... I never thought to try anything else since I've had one. Works great for me.

Shubb. always works, fits in your trouser pocket, and lasts forever. my brass Shubb is almost 30 years old and works as well now as when i bought it. i'm kind of amazed that it hasn't been lost.

Shubb Shubb Shubb Shubb Shubb!!!!! They're a beautiful design.

And have you seen these??
http://www.thirdhandcapo.com/devices.html