Description

G7th Nashville 6 String Silver is a capo from the G7th NASHVILLE series in a silver finish, suitable for 6-string acoustic and electric guitars.

G7th Nashville 6 Steel String Silver Capo

    
• Spring-loaded capo for acoustic and electric guitar
    
• Silver finish
    
• Carefully and meticulously designed, the G7th Nashville capo is lightweight and precise
    
• The pivot point closer to the guitar's neck makes it more practical and faster to use compared to other spring-loaded capos
    
• The classic and iconic Silver finish pairs perfectly with any instrument

Fewer tuning issues
The G7th Nashville capo always applies the right amount of tension to the strings, so you spend less time retuning and more time playing.

Preserves tone and protects the neck
The wrap-around design of the silicone rubber and bar eliminates tone deterioration and prevents direct and unwanted metal-to-wood contact on the guitar's neck.

Faster and easier to use
With the spring pivot closer to the guitar's neck, the G7th Nashville capo is faster and easier to use than other spring-loaded capos.

Always at hand
And it looks great even when clipped to the headstock when not in use.

For an overview of the G7th Nashville series, click here
Discover our entire selection of G7th capos

Can I use the same G7th capo on both acoustic and electric guitars?
Yes, you can use any of our 6-string steel string capos on both acoustic and electric guitars.

Are G7th capos for acoustic and electric guitars also suitable for classical guitars?
The vast majority of classical guitars have a flat, wide fretboard that requires a specific capo.
G7th produces a dedicated classical guitar capo in each of its series.

How do I attach a replacement rubber pad to my G7th capo?
First, make sure you have removed any excess glue and rubber from the capo.
Then simply secure the new one in place using cyanoacrylate-based super glue.

What is the best solution for a 12-string guitar?
For almost all 12-string guitars, we recommend the Newport 12-string capo or the Heritage 12-string capo, both featuring our brand new compensated pad.

Can you make a single custom capo?
Sorry, unfortunately not.
The tooling costs to produce each model amount to tens of thousands of dollars, making them suitable only for mass production.
But if you want your customized G7th capo with laser engraving click here

My guitar has a nitrocellulose finish: can I use a G7th capo without damaging it?
A nitrocellulose finish is usually quite durable.
However, danger can arise when nitrocellulose comes into contact with additives or chemicals that may be used in the processing of rubber components.
Small residues of these substances over time could soften and mark the finish.
For our capos, we use high-quality silicone rubber, and all components are always cleaned before assembly and packaging.
Therefore, we do not expect you to have any problems with the rubber components used on our capos.
We still advise you not to leave the capo on the guitar when not in use.
It is not good for the guitar and not good for the capo either.

Where are G7th capos manufactured?
All our capos are manufactured to the highest quality in our factories in China.
We have long-standing relationships with our manufacturers and visit them regularly.
Have you ever wondered why there are no cheap copies of Performance capos?
Because our clutch mechanism is extremely difficult to replicate, and no one has been able to copy it.
This testifies to our manufacturing standards and level of quality.

Is my G7th capo covered by a manufacturer's warranty?
Yes, a lifetime warranty.
If your G7th capo shows a defect click here

What can I do if I have a defective G7th capo?
If you have a defective capo, we will replace it free of charge anywhere in the world ***
We only ask that you send it to us at your expense at the address below:

G7th Ltd, 27 Westhawe, Peterborough, PE3 8BA, UK

To register your warranty online click here

You can also register by mail, if you prefer.

*** Please note: the warranty covers any manufacturing defect or mechanism failure during normal and proper use.
It is not an insurance policy and does not cover abuse or accidental damage not attributable to congenital manufacturing defects.
The warranty does not cover normal wear and tear resulting from proper use of the capo.