Best Capos from Top Stores
Updated October 11, 2026
Compare the best capos from top stores in one place.
Capos on this page are priced from $17.99 up to $105.00. Options include wooden models in rosewood or ebony, as well as metal caps with chrome or gold finishes.
Wooden capos often provide a warm tone and smooth grip, while metal capos give a tighter clamp and quick adjustment.
When selecting a capo, check the clamping mechanism, the range of fret coverage, and whether it fits the neck shape of your guitar or ukulele.

Gibson Hawaiian Koa Capo, Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$85.00

Gibson Trapezoid Rosewood Capo, Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$105.00

Gibson Trapezoid Rosewood Capo, Black Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Gibson Split Parallelogram Rosewood Capo, Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$105.00

Gibson Large Block Ebony Capo, Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$105.00

Gibson Split Parallelogram Rosewood Capo, Black Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Gibson Large Block Ebony Capo, Black Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Gibson Large Block Ebony Capo, 24K Gold, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Gibson Split Parallelogram Rosewood Capo, 24K Gold, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Epiphone V-Block Ebony Capo, Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$105.00

Epiphone V-Block Ebony Capo, Black Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Gibson Hummingbird Burst Capo, Black Chrome, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Epiphone V-Block Ebony Capo, 24K Gold, Exclusive
Gibson
$95.00

Pro Plus Capo
DAddario
$29.99

Pro Guitar Capo
DAddario
$21.99

Tri-Action Guitar Capo
DAddario
$25.99

Classical Guitar Pro Capo
DAddario
$21.99

Ukulele Pro Capo
DAddario
$17.99
Questions
Will a capo affect the instrument’s tuning?
A well-adjusted capo should not change tuning, but an overly tight capo can pull strings sharp.
Are these capos compatible with both guitars and ukuleles?
Most models fit standard guitar necks; smaller versions like the ukulele capo are sized for ukuleles.
How do I install a capo?
Place it just behind the desired fret and tighten the screw or lever until the strings are pressed evenly.
Is a wooden capo more durable than a metal one?
Both can be durable; wood may be lighter, while metal resists wear better.