The spider capo presses firmly on the strings, creating a clear sound without buzz.

It works equally as well on 12-stringed guitars, too!

I would like it better if it fastened to the guitar neck faster. As it is, one must hold it with one hand while tightening a screw using finger and thumb with the other. For studio work or just playing around it would be fine.

The spider capo appears to be well-made. I've only had it for a month, so we'll see....

Compared to better capoes, the value for the spider capo is good.

active musician, songwriter

rock/jazz

This thing is great! I never use a capo normaly. I can play in any key at any time. Where this comes in handy is when I'm playing slide on my dobro. I don't have to keep changing the tunings or have more than one dobro on stage with me. I use two at a time for even more diversity.

The fact that you can select what notes to use on any given fret is great. I usually place one on the second and third frets of my dobro.

Just put the thing on the neck of your guitar and select which notes you want to use and your done. It could not be easier.

It is made well, I have never had a problem with it. Like anything else, it should last quit a while, as long as you take care of it.

I only paid $19.95 for each one of mine. It was money well spent!

Never needed any.

I;ve been playing guitar, bass, mandolin, banjo & violin professionally for over 45 years and that is not my age.

Contemporary Christian, Rock, Jazz, Blues etc.