Guitar

The Shubb C3K is the Capo Noir version of Shubb's model 3 capo, built specifically for 12-string guitars and other steel-string guitars with wider ...

The Shubb C3G Capo Royale is built specifically for 12-string guitars and other steel-string guitars with wider-than-average fretboards. At 2.25" w...

The Shubb C3B is the Original series capo built specifically for 12-string guitars — or any steel-string guitar with a wider-than-usual neck. At 2-...

The Shubb C3 is the go-to capo for 12-string players. Its 2-1/4" arm is designed specifically for the wider fretboard of a 12-string — acoustic or ...

The Shubb C2N is a capo built specifically for nylon string guitars — classical, flamenco, and any instrument with a wide, flat fretboard. If you'v...

The Shubb C2 is a capo built specifically for classical and nylon string guitars — instruments that typically have wide, flat fretboards. At 2.25" ...

The Shubb C1P is the Paua Pearl version of Shubb's well-known Capo Royale line — the same trusted over-center locking capo, dressed in a finish tha...

The Shubb C1N is a straightforward, well-built capo designed specifically for acoustic and electric steel-string guitars. If you've ever had to sto...

If you've been waiting for a Shubb capo in black with the roller design, the C1K Capo Noir is exactly that. Machined of brass and finished in black...

The Shubb C1G Capo Royale is the same trusted C1 capo design that guitarists have relied on since 1979 — now finished in a gold-toned titanium that...

The Shubb C1B is the original — the capo design that started it all, still made the same way it has been for over 40 years. If you've moved on to n...

The Shubb C1 is one of the most widely used capos out there, and for good reason. It fits most steel-string guitars — acoustic or electric — and it...

If you play a 12-string or a nylon-string guitar, you already know that standard capos made for six-string steel-string necks often don't quite cut...

If you play a 12-string or nylon-string guitar, you've probably noticed that most standard capos just don't fit the wider neck properly — leaving y...

If you play a Taylor acoustic, this capo was built with your guitar in mind. It's specifically engineered for 6-string acoustic guitars, with a cur...

The Taylor 6-String Capo in Black Nickel is a straightforward, well-built capo designed to work in harmony with your guitar's neck. Its around-the-...

A Left-Handed Classic from Yamaha's Legendary FG Series Finding a well-built left-handed acoustic guitar at any price point is never as easy as it ...

A Rare '59 Burst — With One of the Most Striking Tops in the Game There's a reason the 1959 Les Paul Standard is shorthand for "the greatest electr...

One of Two. Made for Us. Built in Nashville. Every so often something comes through the door that stops you in your tracks. This is one of those gu...

All-Mahogany Warmth, Ready to Play Again Some guitars just have a voice that draws you in — and the Yamaha FG850 is one of them. Built around a sol...

A Left-Handed Cedar-Top Classic, Ready for Its Next Chapter Left-handed classical players know the struggle: quality nylon-string guitars configure...

A Rare Thinline 12-String with a Trick Up Its Sleeve The Yamaha APX-9-12 is one of those instruments that turns heads the moment you mention its pa...

A Vintage-Styled Small Body with Real Working-Player Credentials There's something about a well-worn small-body acoustic that just feels right in y...

A One-of-a-Kind David Thomas McNaught, Built for the Discerning Player Some guitars are more than instruments — they are true works of craftsmansh...