Shubb L3 Lite 12-String Capo

Love my Shubbs. This is my second one. Best capo made. No spring to clamp too tight or wear out. Goes on and off quick and easy, with tension adjustable for the fret you are putting it on.My first Shubb is a "six-string" version but it doesn't work very well on the 6th fret and up on my Tacoma guitar due to the wide neck, "E" string tends to pop out. It works great on my other two guitars. For my Tacoma with it's 1-3/4 nut, this twelve-string Shubb works on all frets. Glad I found it. This is the only type of capo I will put on my guitar, and I use it a lot.AND, this is a really good price. Try one, you will be glad you did.

With more than 50 years of guitar playing I have tried nearly every capo that has ever been made. I keep coming back, however, to the Shubb. It doesn't take up too much space on the neck and tends not to pull the strings out of tune like the clip-type of capo. (I do not like having a capo clamped on my headstock when it isn't in use anyway.) Since I play both 6 and 12-string guitars, having a 12-string capo makes the most sense. I highly recommend these!

Got this for my Rogue Herringbone 12-string. This just barely covers all frets and I can't get it tight enough. Works pretty well on my 6 string guitar, though. I ended up getting a Kyser 12-String Capo that does a much better job.

Does not securely clamp on 12 string guitar as advertised. Octave strings buzz and am unable to clamp any tighter without ruining my guitar. Would like to return.