Ernie Ball Unveils New Axis Capo
Dual-radius design fits both flat and curved fretboards.

Ernie Ball has unveiled the Axis Capo, which, according to the company, allows for fast and accurate single-handed key changes.
Additionally, a dual-radius design conforms to flat or curved fretboards, ensuring buzz-free operation on six- or seven-string electric and acoustic guitars.
The Axis Capo is available in black and silver for $14.99. Gold and bronze iterations are available for $16.99.
For more information, head to Ernie Ball.
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