I purchased the Shubb C3 for my 12 String Acoustic it's great. Every string rings out clearly. This was always a problem using inferior and 6 string capos in the past. The Shubb C3 allows me to set the tension I wish and it clips on and off so easy. It's better than I expected. I've told my friends to order the Shubb C1 for their 6 string acoustics.

I only wish I had an idea of where to clip it when it's not in use. The loop type capos I've had in the past I would place on my guitar strap, but that was a hassle when needing it so I guess taking it from my pocket is better than the hassle of removing from my strap. Plus I no longer need to jam paper under my old capos in an attempt to gain more string tension on the thiner stings.

It retains the tension I've initially set it to and clips on and off easily.

I have it only a few weeks now, but my impression in it's use and construction is it will last me years.

I've purchased a number of inferior capos, that have broke, been difficult to obtain the tension I required. This appears to be excellent value and will no doubt last me years.

Hobbyist

Alternative

I just can say enough about this wonderful capo so read on!

I love the features on this capo and it is very easy to use! I love the way it can press down every string on my 12 string guitar! It is very easy and fast to adjust!

The quality is great! I had mine for nearly 10 years now before loosing it and it still was working great! I also had one in the 80's and that one wore so I bought this new improved one and it is great! Yes I could have contacted this place but that one too got much more use and I felt that things in time do wear out so I did feel they should have replaced it.

The price is worth every penny!

No I never had to contact them but I have heard they are wonderful to deal with!

I just lost mine and I want it!

active musician

Life Teen Band

The bottom line is this things doesn't work. I have a Danelectro 12 string and this capo simply isn't able to hold all 12 strings in contact with the fret. No matter how tightly I fasten it the high octave E A and D strings are dead. My regular Kyser 6 string capo does a much better job (it keeps all the strings in contact except the low octave E).

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It's easy to use, but takes a minute to figure out.

Seems very well made. It should last for years.

It just work. $17 wasted. Try the Kyser.

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Active semi-pro-40 years experience

Rock/Blues/Country