Performance 3 ART Capo (silver)
EUR 44.10
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G7TH Performance 3 ART Capo (silver)
EUR 44.10
In stock
Expected delivery: 22 May - 28 May to your country (IT)
Shipping cost: EUR 23.95
Incl. VAT. Free delivery in Italy from EUR 200
| Product # | 206471 |
| Brand | G7TH |
| Series | G7TH Performance |
| Category | Electric/Western Guitar Capo |
| Brand Category | G7TH - Electric & Western |
The G7th Performance 3 Capo is the further development of the Performance 2 Capo.
The capo is slim, light and, thanks to its clamping principle, can be attached and removed with one hand.
For 6-string western guitars or electric guitars with a curved fretboard.
- - ART stands for Adaptive Radius Technology.
- - Material: die-cast zinc
- - Color: satin silver
- Weight: 63g
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| Date | April 2019 |
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| Weight | 0.1kg |
| Gross Weight | 0.11kg |
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The real value here is that it’s accurate when you get used to it but especially useful for guitars with an asymmetrical neck in a live application. Meanwhile, the Shubb C1 (or S1) is still the go-to for a symmetrical guitar neck as once it’s set, there’s no fuss.
I have been using a G7 Newport capo successfully for several years on a Taylor acoustic guitar. When trying to use the same capo on a Fender Stratocaster the 9.5 inch fretboard radius did not match the flat-friendly G7 Newport. So I wrote to G7 UK and they were very helpful and guided me towards the new ART technology of the G7 Performance 3 ART model. It uses an adjustable cam arrangement that adapts to different fretboard radii. In using it I find it absolutely fit for the purpose. It needs a touch more careful positioning than the G7 Newport because there is no screw for securing the clamp. Also always check the correct clamping of the 6th E string because it can be out of centre and result in miss-tuning. However, do not let this deter you, just persevere and check the locking before commencing use. I have also fitted it to an Epiphone Joe Pass with a larger fretboard radius and it is equally satisfactory.