GUITARX X3 – Guitar Capo Acoustic and Electric Guitars – Ultra Lightweight (1oz) – No Scratches, No Fret Buzz, Easy to Move – Also for Ukulele, Banjo and Mandolin – Professional, Black
The Ultra Lightweight Capo (1oz)
Introducing the New x3 Capo
– Easy to move between frets
– No more scratches in your instrument
– It stays in tune with a perfect intonation
No More Fret Buzz!
It uses a mechanical steel spring with internal memory to provide strength and fatigue resistance.
Make Fast Changes on Stage!
– Easily applied and adjusted with one hand
– It can be conveniently parked in the headstock when not in use
– Made for acoustic and electric guitars, ukulele, banjo and mandolin
We Offer a Lifetime Warranty. If you Have any Problem, We’ll Replace it! All you Need to Do is Contact us.
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Product Features
- ✔ PROFESSIONAL CAPO BUILT TO LAST – Built of Lightweight High Quality Aluminum Alloy (Aircraft Grade Metal). Comes with a LIFETIME WARRANTY
- ✔ EASY TO MOVE – Fits Perfectly Electric and Acoustic Guitars, Ukulele, Banjo, Folk Guitars and Mandolin
- ✔ NO SCRATCHES – High Quality Silicone Pad Will Protect Your Instrument against damage
- ✔ NO FRET BUZZ – Stays in Tune with a Great Intonation in all frets – Shipped by Amazon
- ✔ HIGH PERFORMANCE – Steel Spring with Internal Memory – It Will Put Just Enough Pressure on Each Guitar – Lifetime Guarantee for All Orders
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Overall, good purchase and would recommend. I purchased the xGuitarx x3 capo to replace my aging Kyser Quick-Change capo which was no longer properly holding the strings down due to grooves in the rubber. The xGuitarx capo so far has proven to be a decent purchase and overall I could recommend the capo for people looking for a budget capo. I have a which I run…
Good capo for everything EXCEPT ukulele. If you want a capo that is quick and easy, this is it. But be warned: this capo is not for ukuleles, even though it claims to be. Ukulele strings (especially the wound 3rd and 4th strings on a baritone uke) are damaged by clamping this capo down. It’s just too strong for those delicate ukulele strings. I have NOT seen the same kind of damage when clamping this capo on my guitars or bass. I have an electric guitar, electric bass, and a couple of acoustic guitars and so far I am pleased with…
I like this capo I like this capo, particularly it’s firm, even contact across the fretboard, although the cost of its slim design is some hand discomfort in opening and readjusting its position on the neck. The narrowness of the lever handles (with their rather square edges) is the primary reason; slightly wider handles with more rounded edges would be an improvement. This minor complaint aside, the capo’s clamping surfaces — those contacting the guitar itself — seem quite effectively designed, and the…