Shubb C2K
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Essential Information About the Shubb C2K Capo
Essential Information About the Shubb C2K Capo
- Designed for classical guitar : ideal for nylon strings and necks with the typical "classical" profile
- Flat fretboard : suited for flat fingerboards to ensure even placement across all strings
- More comfortable playing : change key instantly without altering your chord shapes
- Better intonation control : even pressure helps reduce buzzing or detuning notes at the upper frets
Manufacturer Information
Shubb
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A capo designed for the demands of nylon-string guitar
The Shubb C2K is a capo for classical guitar designed to fit a flat fretboard, providing a clean and stable barre across all strings. Whether in rehearsal, lessons, or on stage, it allows quick transposition (accompaniment, bossa, arrangements with pick or fingers) while maintaining a natural playing feel. A good classical capo saves time, secures chord changes, and helps maintain consistent intonation, even during frequent position shifts.
Technical specifications
| Category | capo | System | screw |
| Instrument | classic, Guitar | Color | Black |
| Plan | flat | ||
| Brand | Shubb | Fretboard | flat |
Questions frequently asked
Flat fretboard capo compatible with classical guitar?
The flat fretboard of the Shubb C2K is designed to fit the fingerboard of a classical guitar and cover all the strings.
Does the Shubb C2K use a screw mechanism?
Thanks to its screw mechanism, this capo provides stable pressure to execute a barre chord on a classical guitar. It is suitable for frequent position changes.
Is this capo suitable for nylon-string guitars?
Designed for classical guitars, this model is intended for nylon-string instruments. Its fretboard is flat. The screw system contributes to the stability of the barre.
What is the color of the C2K capo?
The indicated color for the Shubb C2K is black.
Can this capo be used for transposing in bossa or accompaniment?
In rehearsals, lessons, or on stage, it is possible to quickly transpose accompaniments, bossa pieces, or fingerstyle arrangements.



