G7th Performance 3 Guitar Capo, Celtic Gold

The G7th Performance 3 guitar capo is the result of years of design, adjustment, and improvement. Most importantly, it's based on listening to guitarists' ideas about what a capo should do. Combining the Unique Tension Control system with the innovative ART string pad mechanism, it offers an almost perfect capo experience. The ART system in the top bar of the G7th Performance 3 capos adjusts to the real curvature of your strings and fretboard, applying even pressure across all strings. This sets a new standard for in - tune, buzz - free playing. It provides maximum tuning stability with the least possible tension in every position on any guitar neck. With a simple squeeze to attach and release, the Performance 3 capo gives you full and intuitive control over the string pressure. Designed for one - handed use, suitable for hands of all sizes, it's as fast as a spring capo to move between frets without the need for frequent retuning. The Performance 3 can be easily stored behind the nut for quick access or on the headstock. It's ideal for any steel six - string acoustic, electric, or hybrid nylon string guitars. To celebrate music, G7th invited well - known Celtic artist Patrick Gallagher to design a treble and bass clef motif engraved on the rear and top bar of the capos.

Using the G7th Performance 3 guitar capo is a breeze. Just squeeze the capo to open it and place it on the desired fret. Then release the pressure to attach it to the strings. You can adjust the pressure easily with a simple squeeze, giving you full control. When you want to move it to another fret, just squeeze again to release and reposition it. It's designed for one - handed use, so you can quickly change frets during your performance. As for storage, you can keep it behind the nut or on the headstock for easy access. Make sure to keep the capo clean. You can use a soft cloth to wipe it regularly. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture, as this could affect its performance. Also, if you notice any signs of wear, check the tension control and string pads to ensure they're working properly.