The Dunlop Victor Capo is crafted of cast bronze for ample mass. This Dunlop capo allows your guitar to sound its best. Fast-action worm gear provides the proper string tension. Easy positioning and repositioning.
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Again, this is the absolute best capo that I have found on the market these days. You will not regret getting one of these capos. You will be a "happy camper" like I am with it.....................The absolute best capo that is real small and you can adjust the tension to whatever setting that you like.................
Super heavy duty and great quality...............
YouTube might say that you have to use 2 hands to adjust this capo but I only use 1 hand to adjust it. Something is really wrong with the dude on YouTube if he has to use both hands to move it from fret to fret.........
Dunlop Victor Capo
.I have used one of the curved models for almost 5 years now. After so much use, I had to superglue the rubber backing back on, but no other issues. This is one of the few capos I've ever used that never caused a guitar to buzz. Overall, it's great, and I'll never use another.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.The Dunlop Victor is the best capo available. It is easy to use, has a low profile and gets a great buzz-free sound.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.Worth every penny! I now own 2.
I am rating this as an 9 because this is not a capo that can be used for quick change. However, it is easy to apply and once on the guitar works great!
Rugged construction - made of brass. Its a work horse!
If you are looking for a lower priced capo that does not buzz and works great everytime - this one will do perfectly. I have owned a G7 and while the G7 adapts to the guitar a little faster it did not provide the clean sound like this capo. The strings ring full and harmonics sound great.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.A capo is an integral part of my playing and I've used nearly every type out there over many years. The Victor is by far the best, in terms of both clarity of sound and ease of adjustment. The pre-Dunlop originals have a smoother mechanism, but the new ones work well enough. The Victor gives the clearest tone of any capo on my Chaylors, including the new overpriced G7th capo (although it does require two hands to set up). HOWEVER, the Victor comes in both curved and flat models. For most acoustic guitars you need the FLAT one. The arc of the curved model is too high and will sound really bad unless you crank it down way too hard. (I suspect that this is what happened to the reviewer below...) So, I recommend trying the Victor, but make sure you get the FLAT model for acoustic guitar.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.I think Victor is the best capo ever. It allows you to adjust the tension on the fingerboard so you can damp the strings but not pull them out of tune. I've worn out two previous Victor Capos. I've been using them professionally for many years.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.thumb screw not smooth, lubricated with not much improvement. tried all positions from fret with varying tensions and got a buzz or dead sounds on my D-41 really had to crank it down to get good sound, may be a lemon because I tried my budds victor capo and it worked better maybe better QC woukd help for a better rating,maybe a replacement might work better, will go back to using my Shubb
Dunlop Victor Capo
.The basic design is great, but the quality control at the factory is very poor. The screw action is very rough and uneven. That being said, if you are willing to work with it enough, it will smooth up and work very well. If you have the patience to work with it and get the action smooth, you will find it to be one of the best capos on the market.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.Been playing for over 40 years and I've owned or used every capo ever made. This is the absolute best one with the Shubb (which is what I've used for years) coming in second.. The problem with capos is that they either allow the string buzz due to not enough pressure or cause them to go sharp by exerting too much. Not any more. Just turn the screw and you apply exactly what you need. Some may complain you can't just snap it on but for a few extra seconds it's worth it especially for studio work. I tried it on my main go to solid body 14" radius and acoustic 12" radius and it worked perfectly on both. I'll try it on the dozen other guitars as I use them. I am more than pleased I decided to try it.
Dunlop Victor Capo
.Just ordered one capo to try it out based on reviews, good price, works great on both my six strings. Easy to move up and down the neck, looks nice. When adjusting the cape for tension on the strings I get no buzzing and it stays in tune, doesn't matter how far up or down the neck I capo. I will be ordering another today.
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