Capos: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 18 listings for Capos, including options from Gibson and D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
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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
D'Addario
$29.99

Pro Guitar Capo
D'Addario
$21.99

Tri-Action Guitar Capo
D'Addario
$25.99

Classical Guitar Pro Capo
D'Addario
$21.99

Ukulele Pro Capo
D'Addario
$17.99
The 18 displayed listings with prices are listed from $17.99 to $105.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Most are chrome-finished with wood bodies such as rosewood, ebony or koa, and a few have gold plating. Styles include block, trapezoid and split-parallelogram shapes.
When choosing a capo, check that it fits the width of your guitar neck and that the clamp provides even pressure without damaging the finish. Adjustable tension mechanisms are useful for quick changes.
Consider the wood type for tone, rosewood adds warmth, ebony is sturdy, and koa offers a bright feel. A smooth chrome or gold finish resists corrosion and looks sleek.
Questions
How do I know which capo size fits my guitar?
Measure the neck width and choose a capo with an adjustable clamp that can span that distance.
What material is best for a capo?
Rosewood gives a warm tone, ebony is durable, and metal finishes protect the hardware.
Can I use the same capo on acoustic and electric guitars?
Yes, most capos work on both as long as they fit the neck shape and size.