Paige™ Original Capo P-6EZ X-Treme - Electric Guitar - 6-string - Finish: Ebony

It is a bit expensive but you get what you pay for...This is my 5th capo - the first of this design - and the best I've ever owned. Being the right width for the neck and a very slim design it is the least restrictive capo I've ever used. It's a really good fit on my Player Series Mexican Fender Telecaster. I measured my neck and got the two and one sixteenth inch version.I've seen a few reviews where people say the catch is too stiff - and it is, a bit, fresh out the packet. My advice is to exercise the little catch about 5 to 10 times until it moves easily BEFORE you fit the capo onto your guitar. Mine freed up nicely after about 30 seconds of opening and closing and it's a really nice positive little catch and very easy to take completely off my guitar once the screw pressure on the back of the neck is released - the knack is just to apply a little pressure to the bar towards the back of the capo as you flip the catch.My other tip is don't do the clamp screw up tighter than necessary - it's a pretty small diameter fine thread and doing it up murder tight will accelerate wear and could maybe even strip the thread - as well as sending your pitches high. Even the packet warns not to over tighten the screw.

Great for equal intonation and tuning

String 's don't pull left or right just staight down. This Keeps the strings bridge and nut alignment pure. Stays out of the way with it's lower profile. It also can easily stow away just atop the nut, on most guitars, so you wont misplace it. Cost a little more, but maybe your playng is worth it. The provided picture in package is for Electric like a Strat etc. the one out of package is for acoustic. I beleave there is a 12 string version. They cost more than the standard capo, but they are no none sense capo's built well. I hope this helps your inquiry.

Great

You can leave it on your guitar above the nut without screwing up your tuning

I like this capo very much--small & easy to use, doesn't change string pitch, & stays on the guitar all the time so I don't lose it. Just loosen it & slip it over the nut when not in use & it's always ready. Doesn't affect the pitch when it's behind the nut.

If you like this style of capo, this is a very well build peace of gear!