Colour matching a capo with your guitar's finish? This is a new one on us but we like the sound of Fender and Kyser's new partnership on a range of Classic Colours Quick Change electric guitar capos.
Butterscotch Blonde, Olympic White, Surf Green and Daphne Blue are all available to add a touch of classic Fender class to your guitar neck.
Those colours are accurate too; the ColorMatch Process used here involves precisely recreating classic Pantone colours via state-of-the-art photospectrometry, then customising and comparing the required shades against several vintage and modern-era Fender guitars.
Each Fender x Kyser Quick-Change Electric Guitar Capo retails for £24.99/€21.99 MSRP. More info at kysermusical.com/fender.
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