Every guitarist needs at least one capo – but how do you choose? D'Addario now have another option to add to your shortlist here with the Pro Plus, and it's bringing its own finger-simulating tech with it.
Available in black or silver, the capo uses D'Addario's FlexFit technology for the pad in that is clamped on your strings – the company claim it "mimics the way the anatomy of the human finger functions when fretting a string" and the pay off is no buzz, unwanted muting or intonation hassles.
The Pro Plus (MSRP $44.95) is designed for electric, acoustic – including 12-string – and even classical guitars.
For more info head over to D'addario.com
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