Axis Dual Radius Capo Black Satin

Strong Capo- very good quality, and great value for money! For guitar players out there- your strings do not buzz with this capo. It has great grip, and does not change tuning at all. Good Premium feel.

Easy to use, good quality

I have loads of guitars, way more than is healthy. I've just started gigging again and none of my other capos fit well across the different types. I wanted something that would work on LP, Tele, Strat, and several steel string acoustics. This is one capo that does them all with no buzz or dead strings - when you are gigging you don't want to be fiddling around. This is a great bit of kit.

Exactly what it says it is, built well and a strong grip intially, however after a while the spring retention does go and it doesn't have as tight of a grip on the strings meaning adjustment for the grip has to be done several times. Overall it's lasted me a good couple of years and cannot complain to much for what it is and it costs.

Great product, wish I had seen this ages ago. The capo I was using, was ancient to be honest, and was difficult to put on guitar. This Ernie Ball capo slides on quickly and easily and the quality is great, no damping of strings. Can't think of any other way to say how easy it is to use.

High quality product exactly as advertised and arrived as promised.

Really good quality capo, easy and comfortable to use, well made and unlike some other cheaper capos I've used, it doesn't have too much pressure on the spring and cause the strings to go out of tune.

If you are fed up like me of having capos that don’t work well or are time consuming to get right buy this -the two way attachment works excellently even on my guitar where the frets are almost down to nothing. Great purchase for a good price

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I have tried a number of capos, and have liked some....disliked some. My major dislike is that sometimes the bulkiness of the construction itself. This Ernie Ball Axis Dual Radias capo is the best clamp on I've ever used. Why? The design is sleek, and it stays out of the way. Does a capo really get in your way, you ask? Well....not so much up around the first few frets, but when you get into the more narrow area of say the 7th through the 9th fret....there is not as much space to move around when you are working right up against the capo. This one is sleek and smooth and doesn't hinder your efforts. The ability to flip it over and use either axis to get a perfect result is useful as well. I use it mostly on my acoustics, but have also had great results on my G&Ls, Gibsons and Fenders. The pressure is just right to hold tight and stay right where you put it even under some strong bends. It also has the width and strength to handle my Taylor 12 string. For the price point, you will not do any better!

Bought two of the capos rated on some sites to be the best (and most expensive) for a couple of vintage acoustics. Great aesthetics and engineering and sits unobtrusively on the guitar. (Won’t name them.) Only one problem - they don’t really work well. My teacher mocked my purchase. This Ernie Ball Axis capo is not the prettiest thing sitting on a guitar but it REALLY WORKS.

El Capo es de gran calidad Se ve muy bonito y robusto Hace la presión necesaria en el brazo

Ótimo produto para o seu propósito!