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Description

No matter your neck size or string tension, the Phoenix Capo provides rock-solid tuning stability for any steel-string electric or acoustic guitar. Thanks to this intuitive spring-action design and lightweight body, shifting pitch has never been so easyor so portable.
Fender Phoenix Guitar Capo
Fender Phoenix Guitar Capo
Fender Phoenix Guitar Capo

Features

  • Lightweight cast-aluminum design
  • Quick one-hand application
  • Versatile fit for any neck shape
  • Sleek, ergonomic design
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Reviews

4.33

15 Reviews

86%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Most Liked Positive Review

4

I wish I had bought this a few months ago

A few months ago I bought a Shubb capo based on online reviews but wished it didn't need two hands to put it on and take it off. I ended up buying this one as an alternative, and even with a few uses, it's become my main capo. Not only is it from the company that made my guitar, I can store it on my headstock, which makes it even easier to use. I can't tell you how many times I had to remember where I had put my Schubb capo after using it the last time, even after putting it in a specific place.

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Most Liked Negative Review

3

probably not buy this again

I'm a singer/songwriter. There are a few songs (and, I'm sure a few more to come), that I use a capo on. Honestly, price was a factor, as a tend to lose them before the week is over. I would buy the next model up next time, however. This particular one isn't as easy "hold and change" as the model that is larger. That alone is worth a couple extra bucks

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Best Uses
  1. Practicing6
  2. Concerts4
  3. Back-Up3
Cons
  1. Difficult To Use2
  2. Poor Quality1
  3. just a tad small1
Describe Yourself
  1. Novice5
  2. Experienced3
  3. Professional Musician1
Pros
  1. Good Quality8
  2. Easy To Use6
  3. Functional6
  4. Improves Sound1

Reviewed by 15 customers

  • Does the job but a little hard to use

    4

    submitted4 years ago

    byJohn

    fromWatertown,NY

    Spring is very tight for anyone with a hand problems

  • I wish I had bought this a few months ago

    4

    submitted5 years ago

    byJ.M. Hardin

    fromBoston

    A few months ago I bought a Shubb capo based on online reviews but wished it didn't need two hands to put it on and take it off. I ended up buying this one as an alternative, and even with a few uses, it's become my main capo. Not only is it from the company that made my guitar, I can store it on my headstock, which makes it even easier to use. I can't tell you how many times I had to remember where I had put my Schubb capo after using it the last time, even after putting it in a specific place.

  • Not bad, not the best

    4

    submitted5 years ago

    byBob the Builder

    fromLos Angeles, CA

    I bought this as my first capo when I started playing guitar for the price and because I recognized the brand name. All in all, it worked pretty great at the beginning. It was easy to move around with one hand, but eventually, it wasn't tight anymore, and now it makes my strings buzz. Not bad for the price, but also not the best.

  • Hard to put on, cheaply made

    1

    Verified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byGuitarHero

    fromSF

    Awfully made, awful to use

  • Capo

    5

    Verified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byJohnfly94

    fromMaine

    I use it in tuning and playing certain music.

  • Great product

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byVic

    fromFlorida

    Great product

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Q&A

Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byK

    fromCalifornia

    Is this product made in China?

    Open Reply - Beau
    This capo was made in China.

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byDonaldo

    fromLebanon Or

    How will this capo work on a Gibson 12 string electric?

    Open Reply - Ronald
    The arm portion of it isn't long enough for a 12 string. You would need one specifically designed for a 12 string.

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked bybluemoon07

    fromChicago,IL

    I'm a new guitarist trying to learn to play well. i've heard from other players that I should use a capo. My question is how to fasten this item onto my right handed Rouge Fine Instruments guitar. In advance thank you for your answer. thankfully, Kayla McClendon

    Open Reply - Gear Specialist
    Simply open the Capo and clip between frets.