Ibanez IGC10 Capo

I needed a second Capo and decided to go with "brand name" one, and got this Ibanez one.

This is so much nicer than my previous one. Holds the grip perfectly, and somehow it is nicer to handle (I think it may be due to profiling, it "lies" nicer in your hand).

When I am making another order, this one would be on the list (as the replacement for the non-Ibanez one).

With all my heart I recommend this little marvel.

I love this capo and I will buy a couple more. It holds great on both my acoustic and electric guitars. It's easy to squeeze open and holds in place.

I tried many capos through the years but this is the best I have ever tried and owned. The built quality is amazing, very smooth, keeps the tune very well with no fret buzz at all.
Recommended to all the acoustic and electric guitar players out there.
As always thank you Thomann!

Easily the best capo I have ever bought. Build quality is amazing and price is even better. Highly recommend this product for either acoustic or electric guitar players. You can?t go wrong.

This is a handy device for guitarists who are not yet accustomed to playing comfortably in diverse positions, or who need to play in familiar positions in a transposed key. It's always better to learn to play in different positions and different key signatures to improves one's skill. There is also the risk of damage to the back of the neck of the guitar due to access tension.
So, my opinion is that the Capo is a shortcut, an easy fix that could limit one's future development as a guitarist.

Dose the job, stays where you put it , no movement whilst playing,
well made I can recommend it , use it mainly on my acoustic guitar.

Well made, quality materials used, no string buzzing, easy to use.

I bought it 2 years ago and it is still OK, can't complain :) Feels good quality.

It's durable, clamps down hard and does not let go.
Not much to say really, it's a good capo

I use this capo with my acoustic guitar and it presses the strings as it should, giving a great sound.