A guitar with a capo is a guitar that has a capo attached to the neck of the guitar. The capo is a small device that clamps onto the neck of the guitar and shortens the length of the strings, raising their pitch. This allows the guitarist to play a song in a different key while still using the same chord shapes.

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The capo for acoustic and classic guitars is built with zinc alloy metal and a silicone pad that does not squeak during the movement between frets and does not damage the strings.

Strong pressure-high performance memory steel spring makes the capo clip your guitar string tight so that your guitar string makes no weird sound or vibration. Make sure your guitar is in tune.

To use a capo, simply slide the capo onto the neck of the guitar and adjust the clamp until it is snug. The capo should be placed on the fret that you want to raise the pitch of the strings to. For example, if you want to raise the pitch of the strings by one fret, you would place the capo on the first fret.