Not sure what your capo is, but pretty much any capo you buy will fit on pretty much any guitar neck. If it's not working for you at the moment, there are two possibilities - one, you're not fastening it right (the Shubb is pretty simple though) OR two (my guess), you need to adjust the tightness. On the Shubb I have in the video, you need to experiment with the little thumbscrew to get it adjusted correctly... you shouldn't have to force the lever down to get the capo on; if that's the case, loosen the thumbscrew several turns and try agin. Keep doing this until the lever goes down without too much resistance. If it's then too loose, tighten in small increments until the capo fits snugly. Hope this helps.
Here's my video on using a partial capo / Drop D capo: th-cam.com/video/I2OUtH-LZPI/w-d-xo.html
Love your video! Straight forward , great lighting and nice , relaxed guitar playing . Don't see that often...so great job :)
Thank you very much!
nice job
thx u for the tips
I can’t even put it on 🤦🏻♀️
Not sure what your capo is, but pretty much any capo you buy will fit on pretty much any guitar neck. If it's not working for you at the moment, there are two possibilities - one, you're not fastening it right (the Shubb is pretty simple though) OR two (my guess), you need to adjust the tightness. On the Shubb I have in the video, you need to experiment with the little thumbscrew to get it adjusted correctly... you shouldn't have to force the lever down to get the capo on; if that's the case, loosen the thumbscrew several turns and try agin. Keep doing this until the lever goes down without too much resistance. If it's then too loose, tighten in small increments until the capo fits snugly. Hope this helps.
BlueSkyGuitar thank you! Got it now. I just had to loosen it :)
Alright - glad to help!