CAPO FOR BANJO

Banjo Capos

These models of capos I carry are the best types of capo for banjo and what I recommend. With the first two models you can easily adjust the pressure on the strings which causes minimal need for retuning. If you prefer the quick capoing action of the spring loaded capo, the Nashville by Performance Capos is the best of its type on the market.

Paige Banjo Capo

Black anodized steel capo with locking crossbar and adjustable thumb screw. Semi-hard plastic sleeve, will not mute strings. Long wear, no buzz.

This is what I use, because you can adjust the pressure on the strings the easiest.

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16.95

Bill Stokes Showcase
Banjo Capo

The best banjo capo of it's kind on the market. Hand designed and crafted by banjo innovator, Bill Stokes. I recommend these over any capo like it out there. This is the type I use because you can adjust the pressure on the strings the easiest. These are extremely well made, will last forever.

The best model to get if you are only capoing as high as the 4th fret for the keys of A, Bb and B
$125

Best model to get if you are capoing as high as the 5th fret for the key of C
$125

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B Capo

C Capo

I also am using the new G7th capos, the pressure can be easily adjusted on these as well.

New G7th Performance Capo
These capos are awesome.
All you do to tighten it, is squeeze it on the neck, it's that simple, it really is, to release it, just hit this little lever. They work great and are a great new innovation for capoing the banjo. When you play the banjo you use a capo a lot and it's very important to have a good one, so its quick to put it on and one that causes minimal need for retuning, this new capo accomplishes both with flying colors.

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44.95

Install your own fifth string Railroad Spikes

If you can install these banjo capo 5th string tacks then this is the way to go. Sliding capos have been practically obsolete and seldom used since someone came up with this idea of using these capo hooks. 99% of pickers use the 5th string capo spikes like these to capo up the 5th string on their banjos.

Railroad Spikes - reasonably priced for 6 for $5.95

5.95

Nashville Banjo Capo
Another great design by G7th

Introducing the latest addition to the G7th family. The Nashville is a spring operated capo which is lighter and quicker to use than any other capo of this style. I like this one a lot too, You can't beat this one for speed, convenience, and the quality is tops. They look cool too, unlike the Kyser brand that I don't care for.

When I use this capo, I rest the front edge of the capo against the back half of the fret wire I'm capoing to. Then I push down with the palm of my right hand on the strings near the bridge. That takes care of any binding. Quickly and easily the banjo is in tune and I'm ready to go.

The quicker and easier to use
Banjo Spring Capo

Free Lifetime Warranty

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24.95