String maker Stringjoy launches its first capo – what’s different?
Guitar string purveyor Stringjoy has entered into the world of capos with its first offering, the Sweetspot.
Boasting a precision dial for variable tension control – perfect for a range of guitars and neck widths – the Sweetspot also features a single-hand-friendly quick-release design, soft silicone contact points to protect strings and finish, and a heavy-duty case metal build for long-terms durability.
Sweetspot by both name and nature, the capo is said to be the “best of both worlds” for guitarists seeking the convenience of a spring-loaded trigger capo and the adjustability of a screw-on, adjustable tension capo.
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“Guitarists have always had to choose between a quick-change capo that’s fast but imprecise, or a screw-adjustable one that’s precise but slow and clumsy,” says Scott Marquart of Stringjoy. “We didn’t think that tradeoff made sense, so we set out to bring something to market that didn’t exist yet.
“The Sweetspot features a tension-adjustment control you won’t find on other trigger capos that allows you to dial in the exact tension you need for your guitar in seconds, then pop it on and off one-handed mid-song without missing a beat.
“No buzz, no tuning issues, no compromise, and at a price point that means you’re not paying a premium for something that, in our opinion, simply works like it should. It’s the capo we always wished existed, and now it’s ours to share.”
The Sweetspot is available in Silver or Black, and is priced at $24.99.
Learn more at Stringjoy.
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