D’Addario’s Pro Plus capo mimics the way a human finger frets a string
New design adjusts to any fretboard radius, is available in black and silver finishes

D’Addario has announced the new Pro Plus capo, constructed with the company’s FlexFit technology.
According to D’Addario, the FlexFit technology mimics the way the human finger frets a string – so there’s no unwanted buzzing, muted strings or intonation issues caused by varying capo pressure.
The Pro Plus adjusts to any fretboard radius and is also designed for 12-string guitars or any other instrument with octave pairs of strings.
The Pro Plus is available in black or silver for $29.99.
For more information, head to D’Addario.
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