Shubb C1K
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A Capo Designed for Accurate Playing Without Constraints
The Shubb C1K is a guitar capo designed for musicians who want to transpose cleanly without sacrificing playing comfort. With its 50 mm width and slightly curved profile, it fits particularly well on guitars whose fingerboards are not perfectly flat. The result: pressure is distributed more evenly across the strings, promoting a clear barre and a natural feel under the left hand.
In practice, this type of capo allows seamless position changes (verses/choruses, medleys, fingerstyle accompaniment, or open chord playing) while maintaining good harmonic clarity. Whether you want to simplify a chord progression, accompany a singer in a more comfortable key, or achieve more "open" tones higher up the neck, the C1K is an effective and durable choice for a pedalboard... or simply in your gig bag pocket.
Technical specifications
| Radius | 10 mm | Plan | curved |
| Category | capo | System | screw |
| Instrument | electric, folk, Guitar | Color | Black |
| Brand | Shubb | Width | 50 mm |
| Type | capo | Profile | slightly curved |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Shubb C1K suitable for an electric guitar?
This model is designed for electric guitars as well as acoustic guitars. Its width of 50 mm matches the specified dimensions.
What fretboard radius is designed for this capo?
The curved profile has a 10 mm radius. This curvature is intended for fretboards that are not completely flat.
Is the capo’s clamp adjustable?
The screw mechanism allows adjustment of the pressure applied to the strings. Evenly distributed pressure ensures a clean barre. The adjustment enhances playing comfort on the neck.
What is the width of the Shubb C1K?
The stated width is 50 mm.
Can this capo be used to transpose open chords?
It is possible to transpose open chords with this capo to play higher up the neck. Its slightly curved profile maintains even pressure across the strings.
