Dunlop Pivot Capo Satin Chrome
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Essential Information About the Dunlop Pivot Capo
Essential Information About the Dunlop Pivot Capo
- Innovative lower pivot: adapts to all neck profiles for even pressure across the fretboard
- Accurate intonation: rubber designed to clamp firmly without pulling the strings or detuning
- Optimized sustain: metal selected for its density and balance, enhancing resonance
- Quick and precise adjustment: micrometer screw to finely control pressure without losing time between songs
Manufacturer Information
Jim Dunlop
https://www.jimdunlop.com
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A capo engineered to the millimeter for acoustic guitar
At Dunlop, the capo is a family affair: started in 1965 by Jim Dunlop, the expertise has been passed down to Jimi Dunlop with a clear goal-to modernize the tool without compromise. The Pivot Capo focuses on a streamlined design where every detail matters, offering stable, comfortable, and musical clamping.
Its secret lies in the lower pivot that naturally follows the neck's curvature and distributes pressure evenly. The result: clean chords, preserved dynamics, and a more "natural" feel under the fingers, even during quick position changes.
Technical specifications
| Category | capo | System | screw |
| Instrument | Guitar, acoustic | Color | Grey |
| Plan | curved | ||
| Shape | curved | ||
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Once screwed in, without exaggeration of course, the wheel is unscrewed and the cover is stuck on the handle with the visible screw!
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Questions frequently asked
Is the Dunlop Pivot Capo Satin Chrome suitable for an acoustic guitar?
Designed for the acoustic guitar, this capo features a curved surface. This shape matches the neck curvature specified for this model.
Dunlop capo for curved neck: how does the pivot work?
The lower pivot follows the curvature of the neck. This ensures that the pressure is evenly distributed across the strings.
Does tightening the Pivot Capo preserve the tuning?
Thanks to its lower pivot, the tightening is reported to be stable. The tuning remains clean according to the described design. The instrument's dynamics are also preserved.
What is the finish of the Dunlop Pivot capo?
The Satin Chrome finish corresponds to a gray color.
Since when has Dunlop been producing capos?
The history of Dunlop capos began in 1965 by Jim Dunlop. The development of the Pivot Capo continues within this family tradition.



