D'ADDARIO CAPO PRO PLUS BLACK
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A Modern Capo Designed to Follow Your Playing, Not Restrict It
The Pro Plus is D'Addario's first capo to feature FlexFit technology, a support inspired by the behavior of the finger on the string. The result: less unwanted buzzing, fewer muted strings, and a more natural playing feel, even when you change positions quickly. Whether you're in the studio, rehearsal, or on stage, you save time and maintain consistency without constantly compensating with tuning.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | electric, classic, 12-string |
| System | screw |
| Color | Black |
| Type | capo |
| Model | Pro Plus |
| Technology | FlexFit |
| Compatibility | 6- and 12-string guitars |
| Radius Adaptation | works with virtually all fretboard radii |
| Target Instruments | from classical flat fretboard guitars to vintage electric guitars (7-inch radius) |
| Designed by | Ned Steinberger |
| Available Finishes | black and silver |
Questions frequently asked
Is this capo suitable for a classical guitar?
Compatibility includes classical guitars with a flat fretboard, as well as electric guitars with a vintage 7-inch radius.
D'Addario Capo Pro Plus Black Universal: is it compatible with 12-string guitars?
Thanks to its compatibility with both 6- and 12-string guitars, this capo can be used on a 12-string guitar.
How is the Pro Plus tension adjusted?
The clamping relies on a screw system. This design allows the capo to be adjusted on the neck. The FlexFit pad is designed to minimize string muting and fret buzz.
Does the FlexFit work with a curved neck?
Designed to work with virtually all fretboard radii, the FlexFit notably fits vintage 7-inch radius electric necks.
What is the color of this D'Addario capo?
Its black finish corresponds to the Pro Plus model designed by Ned Steinberger.



