G7th Heritage Capo with ART

The G7th Heritage capo is the best capo I've ever used when it comes to keeping your guitar in tune. I have a boxfull of spring loaded capos, and they all have the same problem of pulling the strings sharp, and then having to re-tune after the capo is applied. I very much like the ART technology which allows the capo to adapt to different fingerboard radius, so this capo works well on many different guitars. The high-polish finish and leather storage pouch are a nice touch. I highly recommend this capo to guitarists looking for high quality accessories for their guitar.

This capo is the best I have used so far. I wanted a nice capo for my Ryan Nightingale, and this one works very well. I like the way it conforms to the fretboard radius for even distribution of tension on all strings. Brilliant design! I have also heard raving reviews of their customer service and how they stand behind their product.

Best yolk style capo I've had the chance to use. The adaptive radius technology means I can put it on my acoustic or electric. I paid about $140 for it which is much too expensive over the performance 3, but it's closer to what it should be. $100 would be a good price for it, as it is premium compared to the performance 3. It's very tiny and from a far looks like another fret. All in all when you factor in the need for multiple capos for different radius necks, the price isn't as bad as it seems. Bonus, my old capo would clamp too hard, damaging the frets and pulling me sharp. This will take a little longer to change from my old clamp style but at least I don't had to tune every time. 8/10. 2 points off for the price.

I have owned just about every capo out there for my acoustic guitars. I resisted the urge to buy these capos even though they are highly touted on the Acoustic Guitar Forum due to their ridiculous price. But I started playing a few guitars that have flat radius fretboards and standard capos struggle to work well because you have the really tighten then down hard to get even pressure as most capos have a radius that is more curved. So I finally decided to give these a try and see if their touted ART technology works and it indeed does. There is a mechanism that allows the rubber pad to form to whatever the radius of your fretboard is which allows you to tight down with just barely enough pressure without pulling some strings sharp. The build quality is excellent. I bought mine when the price fluctuated down to about half the normal asking price and even that is too expensive for a capo but it was a good purchase.

This capo really can be stored behind the nut on a Martin guitar. Also, I play medium gauge strings and this capo has sufficient strength with a couple turns on the easy to operated adjustment knob to press the strings down and not have the D or G buzzing. The inner surfaces of the yoke which surrounds the back of the guitar neck is nicely padded to keep from marring the neck. The adjustment yoke is padded, also. Even when set on the seventh fret, this capo does not interfere with my fretting hand. The capo comes in a presentation box, which also contains a quality leather pocket case for the capo. A cleaning cloth is included, as well. G7 capos are warranted for the life of the user. Buying my G7 Heritage capo on Amazon gave me the lowest price I could find and free shipping, to Prime members.

We have two of this capo as well as standard shubb and Eliot capos. This G7 is my favorite. The Eliot has a terrible sleeve material on the bar. It settles in after maybe 1/2 hour of playtime and then things start to buzz. I tried replacing the sleeve with gas line and that did not work either. G7 and Shubb have good bar sleeve material. My old shubbs have been working literally for decades. But, I prefer the G7 over the shubbs because 1) I can store it on the nut 2) It applies even pressure on the strings 3) It is sturdy 4) It is beautiful

I play bluegrass guitar and dig into the strings with my pick. I've tried at least eight capos, and this is the only one that completely stops string buzz on my Martin D-28. It's basically like moving the nut up the neck on the guitar. It also easily slides over the headstock - something that several capos of this style could not achieve. It is easy to reposition and beautifully crafted. I hate recommending a capo that costs this much money, but it did the job for me. I'm now a big fan.

This was a gift. I don't think I would have purchased it at this price point had it been my money. $155 seems WAY expensive for the build and materials. Oh, it's nice and works more smoothly than my Paige, but... I do like the silicone padding on the inside of the arms so my guitar neck doesn't get scratched. Make sure you order the correct size. Measurements are not easy to see in these descriptions, and I can tell by some reviews that some have ordered the banjo capo for their guitar and found that it doesn't fit past the third or 5th fret. This one is the correct model for guitar necks, and fits my Taylor at least to the 7th fret.

Yes... it's expensive. No, it shouldn't be this expensive - BUT, it's fantastic. It comes packaged in a tasteful box containing a leather case wrapped in tissue. The case is embossed with the G7th logo, it smells as good as it looks, and has a separate pocket for picks. Inside the case the capo is wrapped in what appears to be a microfiber cloth which again features the G7th logo. Removing it is a decadent ritual that puts a smile on my face. The capo looks small in your hand, but it fits wonderfully and, once tightened, yields perfect tone. The design ensures your fret hand should never contact the mechanism and precludes damage to the neck of your guitar. Perhaps the case should have a belt loop on it so it could be attached to a guitar strap to avoid loss, and I might have preferred a more subtle nickel finish to chrome, but aside from that it would be difficult to improve upon this package. If you can get past the price you won't regret this purchase. If you feel it's too extravagant to buy for yourself, convince someone to buy you one as a gift - that's what I did...

Molto valido, tiene bene l' accordatura, ottimo nei primo tasti. Prezzo un po' altino.Consigliato.

Dieser neue G7th Guitar Capo übertrifft meine Erwartungen bei weitem. Hochwertige Verarbeitung, sehr dezente Optik. Und vor allem in jeder Position einsetzbar und ohne Nachstimmen sehr schnell verwendbar. Sicher der Preis ist hoch, aber wenn man überlegt, wieviel man für eine hochwertige Custom-Gitarre ausgibt, sieht der Preis nicht übermäßig hoch aus. Auf alle Fälle würde ich diesen Capo jederzeit wieder kaufen. Qualität hat halt Ihren Preis.

Très belle finition. parfait avec des acoustiques Takamine et Martin SM 00015, fonctionne très bien avec des électriques.

Une très belle pièce mais le modèle standard est trop petit pour le manche de mes Martin (1 3/4") 5eme case maxi.