I purchased the TANMUS 3-in-1 zinc metal guitar capo for my acoustic guitar, and it’s been a great accessory. The capo feels solid and well made, and it applies even pressure across the strings without causing buzzing or tuning issues. It’s very easy to use and can be moved quickly with one hand while playing. I also like the built-in pick holder, which is a nice touch, and the included picks are a useful bonus. I’ve used it on both acoustic and electric guitars, and it works well on both. The spring is strong but not too stiff, and it stays securely in place. Overall, this is a reliable and convenient capo. Good build quality, easy to use, and extra features that actually come in handy. I would definitely recommend it. Read more
The media could not be loaded. Best capo I’ve ever had, works on my electric and acoustic with good clamp strength, feels like quality, it has good weight to it making it feel even better, it’s metal so it’s durable after many drops and finally it doubles as bridge pin picker and pick holder, might buy again and recommend Read more
I use this guitar capo everyday! I love that it has a holder for your pick so you can easily transition between finger plucking and using a pick. The weight is nice and heavy on the strings and is very durable. I've had it for over a year and the spring still works great. I also love the sleek black color. This will be the only guitar capo I buy!!! Read more
This is a very practical accessory for guitarists, and I was pleasantly surprised by its versatility and build quality. It works on a variety of string instruments, perfect for someone who plays multiple instruments. The zinc metal construction feels sturdy and durable. It clamps securely and holds the strings well without slipping, giving a consistent sound across the fretboard. I also love the built-in pick holder with four included picks. It's such a simple feature, but it keeps everything I need in one convenient package. Comfort and usability are mostly excellent. The capo is easy to position, remove, and reposition quickly during practice or performance. However, the metal body makes it slightly heavier than some spring-loaded or aluminum alternatives, so extended use may feel a bit bulkier in hand. The included picks are a nice bonus, but I mostly use my preferred set, so they aren’t a game-changer. Otherwise, the capo performs reliably, protects frets, and is solid enough to last for years. Overall, this is a very versatile, reliable capo that’s perfect for multi-instrument musicians. I’d recommend it for anyone who wants convenience and durability in one package, just be aware it’s not the lightest capo available. Read more
I have a capo twice the price from Guitar Center and it works great and all but this one completely upstages the other. A few things that I think makes this an elite capo over others (coming from a musician of 10+ years): - It is solid. This thing feels like it will hold up for a long time. It is always a good sign that after extraneous use that a capo is still “hard“ to open. This is a problem for some but I absolutely love it. That means it will stick around for years to come. -It is sturdy. Whoever built this was thinking with longevity in mind. The way that this has been created is to last whilst used upon various different instruments of multiple sizes and shapes (I use this on my skinny electric guitar, my chubby acoustic guitar, my tiny ukulele, and my semi-tubby acoustic-electric guitar). -It is ergonomically fitting. For those of you who are younger, this may not be a big deal for you. But as you get older, especially if you are a musician that struggles with carpal tunnel and/or arthritis, ergonomic comfort is ESSENTIAL!! In my opinion, even if you are young and fully capable of movement, I still suggest that you try to use things that are healthy for your joints. This way you can avoid or at least prolong your comfort when playing instruments (among many other things that we have to use our hands, back, and wrists for). -It has a pick holder. Why has this not been something that has been done and sold as a REGULAR sales tactic in most major retail music stores?? I have absolutely no clue. This was a true definition of thinking outside of the box and it shows for the best. -It comes with different picks which is nice! However, I actually ended up throwing the other four (maybe five I can’t remember) away and only keeping one. The one in the picture luckily was my favorite one of the bunch, and it was a REAL pick, but the rest that came with it were super cheap plastic. They didn’t actually feel like picks and in fact I don’t think they were even useable to be honest. I didn’t even try. I’m still happy to have gained even just one real pick though and I am more than happy to sacrifice extra items for a SOLID capo. -Finally, it comes with a free carry case holder (shown in picture). Who doesn’t love free stuff right?! And on top of being free, it is actually of quality. I love the felt material and it takes care of the capo quite well. It is a dust magnet unfortunately but it does what it’s supposed to — it takes care of my capo! All in all, I have had this capo for about eight months now and it definitely does not disappoint! I 10/10 recommend it! Read more
Works perfect. Just your standard capo. Has a good strong hold and is easily adjustable. Hold a steady pressure on the string without giving it that vibrating sound. Would buy again Read more
Works great, seems to be very good quality. Clamps very well and applies the right amount of pressure. Love the pick holder too! Read more
It's a capo. It's reasonably priced. Clamp strength is good, even on guitars that are a bit higher-strung. I appreciate the pick slot. Hasn't broken in the years I've owned it. Read more
