Dunlop Pivot Capo Gun Metal Black
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Jim Dunlop
https://www.jimdunlop.com
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A Capo Designed for Precision, Born from Historical Expertise
Invented in 1965 by Jim Dunlop, the capo is a true tradition at Dunlop. With the Pivot Capo, Jim Dunlop takes the concept further by rethinking every detail: a streamlined design, a carefully weighted metal choice, and optimized ergonomics to stay unobtrusive on the neck while remaining ultra-efficient. The result: a reliable accessory, built for regular use, embodying over 56 years of research and development.
Uniform Pressure on the Fretboard: More Comfort, Less Buzz
The key feature of the Pivot Capo is its lower pivot : it allows the capo to better conform to different neck types and apply equal pressure across all strings. This distribution limits tension imbalances, helps maintain clean playing, and reduces the risk of muted notes or buzzing, especially during quick key changes.
Technical specifications
| Category | capo | System | screw |
| Instrument | acoustic | Color | Grey |
| Plan | flat | ||
| Profile | flat | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop Pivot Capo Gun Metal Black suitable for an acoustic guitar?
This model is designed for acoustic instruments and features a flat surface.
How does the lower pivot of the Dunlop capo work on the strings?
The lower pivot allows the capo to conform to different neck types. Pressure is evenly distributed across all the strings. This distribution reduces the risk of muted notes or buzzing.
What is the finish of the Dunlop Pivot Capo?
The Gun Metal Black finish is associated with a gray color as specified in the features.
Is this capo suitable for quick key changes?
Thanks to its uniform pressure, it helps maintain clean playing during rapid key changes.
Since when has Dunlop been manufacturing capos?
The history of Dunlop capos dates back to 1965, the year Jim Dunlop invented them.
