I gave up on Kyser a long time because every one of their capos did horrible things to my tuning. I play a 700 series Taylor acoustic, which has received the OK from a great luthier, and I know it's the capo, not the guitar. I've tried Dunlop, and they're ok capos.

After using the G7th Nashville capo for a few months now, it has become my favorite capo I've ever used. The tension is light enough to keep the strings in tune, heavy enough to stop buzz, and easy to move around (easier than the regular G7th capo...tried that, too).

My only issue with this capo is it has a little trouble staying clamped on to the guitar head. You can pretty much forget about clamping it to the mic stand, too.

I'd love to see a 'cut' version of this, too.

I recommend it if staying in tune while playing live is really important to you.

This is a great capo and very well made. It is light weight and applies just the right amount of pressure to the strings to avoid buzz and keep the strings closer to "in tune" when capo'ed. I use it on my Greg Bennett acoustic and my Fender Strat and it works fine. The pressure applies by this capo doesn't seem as strong as a Kyser capo I used to have. I suspect that guitars with higher action or thin necks might buzz, but I don't know that for sure. I do know it works well for me and I'm very pleased with my purchase.

This capo did not apply enough pressure on my ibanez acoustic. There was no where to place the capo to not get at least 2 strings "buzzing" when playing. On top of that it completely snapped in half when i applied very little pressure to it in attempt to get it tighter on the neck.