D’Addario Guitar Capo – NS Tri Action - For 6-String Electric and Acoustic Guitars – Micrometer Tension Adjustment for Buzz-Free, In-Tune Performance - Single Hand Use – Integrated Pick Holder - Silver

This precision made Capo is easy to place over the strings without fretting. It works for me on multiple guitars without needing to adjust it. If you ever need to use it, the adjuster is intuitive and easy to use. It even has a slot for guitar picks. I have been using multiple of these for years. Great product.

Love this capo! Perfect pressure, looks pretty, and is just an amazing capo. I paid well for the product. Feels sturdy in my hand too. I probably won't use the pick holder (since I play finger style), but regardless, it feels fine as well. All in all, a beautiful, well-made, vastly-superior-to-my-Donner-DC2 capo. Will buy again!

Definitely better than the typical style of capos. The cam action means it doesn't press TOO hard on the strings and throw you out of tune. It really does work.

excellent. 'nuff said

D'Addario Accessories Guitar Capo – NS Tri Action - For 6-String Electric and Acoustic Guitars –I like this as its well-engineered and produced. Complements my Jowoom/Grabtune CT-100 capo for whenever the latter is not around.Honestly, D'Addario Guitar Capo is a solid product, reasonably priced. Glad I have it.

I bought my first one last year. I wish I would have found this sooner. You basically are customizing this to each guitar by adjusting the tension. No more dead notes or buzz. I bought on for my adult son as a gift so he could also enjoy it.

This thing is pretty great! I have 3 other Capos of different types and They have never worked this good! The three others were two different ones I bought separately years ago, one even has a date stamped from the factory....So like it's basically where they figure it will lose its spring strength over time....I have another similar one....Both have lost the strength to work without buzz...one other Capo came in a "guitar bundle" That was my go to but I felt it isn't the right tension anymore....So I don't like the fact they lose tension over time and I was looking for something sturdier....Something where I am not limited to the strength of the spring or hinge....Since they seem to basically be disposable as they wear out....I found this....The material it is made of is impressive....(the other capos are all plastic and have a hinge, the hinge is spring loaded....They wear out....) Then again The Capos I have were not expensive, they were basically budget Capos, less than $10 and the one that came in a guitar bundle was better made but still it too is breaking down....I also noticed there are grooves worn into my other 3 capos....Where the strings push into the Capo's "rubber" strip that presses down on the strings....So that was a problem since they didn't adequately press the strings, on top of the spring loaded hinges have lost strength foo....So This one seems built to last....It kind of has basically a rubber coating on the whole thing, plus it's metal so it hopefully won't get string grooves like the others, Plus this having the tension adjustment "spring" where you turn the little piece on the end to tighten or loosen the tension....Which eliminates the whole problem with the others I have....You can adjust it so it's just right, just exactly what level of tension you need.....Also I tried an experiment, I put my finger in the middle and tightened it up...To see how it holds....It looks in the tension right now you want it and holds it....You squeeze the parts on the back of it to remove it....But the tension of it against the strings stays where you set it, rather than it just being a hinge that holds it. If seems like it will last quite a while too....The tension adjust part of it is great. I recommend this....Spend a little more and get this which will last a lot longer than the economy types....This is great especially if you have buzzing issues with the cheap Capos....The tension adjuster part is really worth the extra money spent.

As with everything I've tried so far from D'Addario, the build quality is excellent, and it feels very nice to use. I primarily use 12 gauge flatwounds at A# standard, and putting it on the fifth fret is helping me learn the basics in E standard; it's doing a pretty excellent job so far.