KYSER Fender Electric Capo - Daphne Blue
Kyser Fender Electric Capo – Daphne Blue
The Kyser Quick-Change® Electric Guitar Capo in Daphne Blue is part of the Fender x Kyser “Classic Colors” Series, inspired by one of Fender’s most recognisable vintage finishes.
Designed specifically for electric guitars, this capo features a 9.5" radius that matches the fingerboard shape commonly found on many electric guitars. This allows the capo to apply even pressure across all six strings, helping chords ring clearly while maintaining tuning stability.
Kyser’s patented Quick-Change® design allows for fast one-handed operation, making it easy to reposition the capo during a song, rehearsal or recording session. The lightweight aluminium construction keeps the capo secure on the neck without adding unnecessary bulk.
The Daphne Blue finish recreates one of Fender’s classic custom colours using Kyser’s ColorMatch Process™, carefully matching the original shade for an authentic vintage look.
Reliable, simple and built for real-world playing, the Kyser Quick-Change capo has become one of the most widely used capos among guitarists worldwide.
Key Features
• Fender x Kyser collaboration
• Designed specifically for electric guitars
• 9.5" radius suits many electric guitar fingerboards
• Quick-Change one-handed operation
• Lightweight and durable aluminium construction
• Daphne Blue finish inspired by classic Fender colours
• Reliable tuning and clear tone across all strings
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this capo designed for electric guitars?
Yes. This model is designed specifically for electric guitars with a typical curved fingerboard radius around 9.5". This helps the capo apply even pressure across the strings without muting notes.
Will this capo work on an acoustic guitar?
It may work in some situations, but it is not ideal. Many steel-string acoustic guitars have a slightly flatter fingerboard radius than electric guitars. Because of this difference, an electric capo can sometimes apply uneven pressure across the strings.
Why might an electric capo not work properly on an acoustic guitar?
Acoustic guitars often have a flatter fretboard radius. If a capo designed for electric guitars is used on an acoustic guitar, it may press harder on the middle strings than the outer strings, which can cause buzzing or muted notes.
What is the advantage of a trigger-style capo?
Trigger-style capos allow quick one-handed placement and easy repositioning. Many players prefer them for live performance because they can move the capo between frets quickly during a song.
The Kyser Fender Daphne Blue Electric Capo is a great choice for players who want a reliable electric guitar capo with quick operation and classic style.
Looking to buy the Kyser Fender Electric Capo in Daphne Blue? It’s available now at Coleman's Music in South Melbourne or online with fast shipping Australia-wide. We're a proudly independent, family owned Australian music store that knows gear and backs it with great service.
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KYSER Fender Electric Capo - Daphne Blue
Kyser Fender Electric Capo – Daphne Blue
The Kyser Quick-Change® Electric Guitar Capo in Daphne Blue is part of the Fender x Kyser “Classic Colors” Series, inspired by one of Fender’s most recognisable vintage finishes.
Designed specifically for electric guitars, this capo features a 9.5" radius that matches the fingerboard shape commonly found on many electric guitars. This allows the capo to apply even pressure across all six strings, helping chords ring clearly while maintaining tuning stability.
Kyser’s patented Quick-Change® design allows for fast one-handed operation, making it easy to reposition the capo during a song, rehearsal or recording session. The lightweight aluminium construction keeps the capo secure on the neck without adding unnecessary bulk.
The Daphne Blue finish recreates one of Fender’s classic custom colours using Kyser’s ColorMatch Process™, carefully matching the original shade for an authentic vintage look.
Reliable, simple and built for real-world playing, the Kyser Quick-Change capo has become one of the most widely used capos among guitarists worldwide.
Key Features
• Fender x Kyser collaboration
• Designed specifically for electric guitars
• 9.5" radius suits many electric guitar fingerboards
• Quick-Change one-handed operation
• Lightweight and durable aluminium construction
• Daphne Blue finish inspired by classic Fender colours
• Reliable tuning and clear tone across all strings
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this capo designed for electric guitars?
Yes. This model is designed specifically for electric guitars with a typical curved fingerboard radius around 9.5". This helps the capo apply even pressure across the strings without muting notes.
Will this capo work on an acoustic guitar?
It may work in some situations, but it is not ideal. Many steel-string acoustic guitars have a slightly flatter fingerboard radius than electric guitars. Because of this difference, an electric capo can sometimes apply uneven pressure across the strings.
Why might an electric capo not work properly on an acoustic guitar?
Acoustic guitars often have a flatter fretboard radius. If a capo designed for electric guitars is used on an acoustic guitar, it may press harder on the middle strings than the outer strings, which can cause buzzing or muted notes.
What is the advantage of a trigger-style capo?
Trigger-style capos allow quick one-handed placement and easy repositioning. Many players prefer them for live performance because they can move the capo between frets quickly during a song.
The Kyser Fender Daphne Blue Electric Capo is a great choice for players who want a reliable electric guitar capo with quick operation and classic style.
Looking to buy the Kyser Fender Electric Capo in Daphne Blue? It’s available now at Coleman's Music in South Melbourne or online with fast shipping Australia-wide. We're a proudly independent, family owned Australian music store that knows gear and backs it with great service.
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Kyser Fender Electric Capo – Daphne Blue
The Kyser Quick-Change® Electric Guitar Capo in Daphne Blue is part of the Fender x Kyser “Classic Colors” Series, inspired by one of Fender’s most recognisable vintage finishes.
Designed specifically for electric guitars, this capo features a 9.5" radius that matches the fingerboard shape commonly found on many electric guitars. This allows the capo to apply even pressure across all six strings, helping chords ring clearly while maintaining tuning stability.
Kyser’s patented Quick-Change® design allows for fast one-handed operation, making it easy to reposition the capo during a song, rehearsal or recording session. The lightweight aluminium construction keeps the capo secure on the neck without adding unnecessary bulk.
The Daphne Blue finish recreates one of Fender’s classic custom colours using Kyser’s ColorMatch Process™, carefully matching the original shade for an authentic vintage look.
Reliable, simple and built for real-world playing, the Kyser Quick-Change capo has become one of the most widely used capos among guitarists worldwide.
Key Features
• Fender x Kyser collaboration
• Designed specifically for electric guitars
• 9.5" radius suits many electric guitar fingerboards
• Quick-Change one-handed operation
• Lightweight and durable aluminium construction
• Daphne Blue finish inspired by classic Fender colours
• Reliable tuning and clear tone across all strings
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this capo designed for electric guitars?
Yes. This model is designed specifically for electric guitars with a typical curved fingerboard radius around 9.5". This helps the capo apply even pressure across the strings without muting notes.
Will this capo work on an acoustic guitar?
It may work in some situations, but it is not ideal. Many steel-string acoustic guitars have a slightly flatter fingerboard radius than electric guitars. Because of this difference, an electric capo can sometimes apply uneven pressure across the strings.
Why might an electric capo not work properly on an acoustic guitar?
Acoustic guitars often have a flatter fretboard radius. If a capo designed for electric guitars is used on an acoustic guitar, it may press harder on the middle strings than the outer strings, which can cause buzzing or muted notes.
What is the advantage of a trigger-style capo?
Trigger-style capos allow quick one-handed placement and easy repositioning. Many players prefer them for live performance because they can move the capo between frets quickly during a song.
The Kyser Fender Daphne Blue Electric Capo is a great choice for players who want a reliable electric guitar capo with quick operation and classic style.
Looking to buy the Kyser Fender Electric Capo in Daphne Blue? It’s available now at Coleman's Music in South Melbourne or online with fast shipping Australia-wide. We're a proudly independent, family owned Australian music store that knows gear and backs it with great service.
