Woodbrass CP30EA For Electric and Acoustic Guitars
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A precise capo designed for more confident playing
The Woodbrass CP30EA is aimed at guitarists who want a reliable capo that is quick to install and, above all, respectful of intonation. Thanks to its tension knob, you can finely adjust the pressure according to the neck radius, string gauge, or your action height: ideal for maintaining clean and balanced chords without unnecessarily stressing the strings.Whether you're rehearsing, in the studio, or on stage, this capo smoothly handles guitar changes: it works equally well on acoustic guitar and electric guitar. Its molded aluminum construction combines durability and lightness, while the built-in peg puller quickly becomes indispensable for maintenance and faster string changes.
Technical specifications
| Category | capo | System | lavalier |
| Instrument | electric, acoustic | Color | Grey |
| Material | aluminium | Weight | 85 g |
Questions frequently asked
Is this capo suitable for an electric guitar?
This model is designed for both electric and acoustic guitars, featuring a clamp-style fastening system.
Can the capo pressure be adjusted according to the strings?
The tension wheel allows adjustment of the pressure applied to the strings. The setting adapts to the neck radius, string gauge, and action height. Properly balanced pressure helps maintain the tuning accuracy of chords.
Is the WoodBrass CP30EA suitable for a folk guitar?
It is compatible with folk guitars, which are among the acoustic guitars recommended for this capo.
What is the material and weight of this capo?
Its structure is made of cast aluminum and it weighs 85 g.
Does the capo include a peg puller?
A peg puller is integrated into the capo. This accessory facilitates the removal of bridge pins during maintenance or string changes.



