Dunlop Trigger Fly Celtic Knot
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A fast capo to keep the flow, without compromising intonation
The Jim Dunlop Trigger Fly Celtic Knot is a capo designed for guitarists who want to change key in one move, without breaking the rhythm between songs. Its trigger mechanism allows immediate placement, convenient when switching positions or moving from an open verse to a higher chorus on the neck.
Whether you use it to facilitate certain chord shapes, adapt a key to your voice, or find brighter voicings, this capo aims for a simple goal: even pressure to reduce buzzing and keep notes clear. With its "Celtic Knot" aesthetic, it also adds a real touch of character to your setup.
Technical specifications
| Instrument | Guitar | Color | Black |
| System | lavalier | ||
| Brand | Jim Dunlop | Type | trigger capo (clamp) |
| Model | Trigger Fly | Use | guitar |
| Edition | Celtic Knot | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does the Dunlop Trigger Fly Celtic Knot install quickly?
Its clamp mechanism allows immediate placement on the neck, suitable for key changes between songs.
Does the clamp mechanism maintain consistent pressure?
The even pressure provided by the Trigger Fly aims to minimize buzzing. Notes remain clear when using the capo.
Can it help adapt a song to a vocal range?
It is possible to change the key by placing the capo at different positions on the neck. This use allows chords to be adjusted to the voice while keeping the same fingerings. Brighter voicings can also be achieved.
What is the intended use of the Trigger Fly?
This model is designed for guitarists who want to quickly switch from an open-position verse to a chorus higher up on the neck.
What is the Celtic Knot finish on the capo?
The Celtic Knot edition corresponds to the decorative aesthetic of this Jim Dunlop Trigger Fly model.
