TimbreGear Rosewood Color Guitar Capo with Genuine handcrafted Rosewood Guitar Picks (2) Set For Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar For Easy Transpose (2 pack)

The capo is not wood and it has burrs on it but seems to work as intended.Picks are wooden but twice the thickness than regular picks. They are still very useable.

It’s easy to use and tight enough against the frets but I’m not sure how long it will last. It seems the spring could lose it’s tension over time. Time will tell. I was also happy to receive the two wooden picks however they dull the resonance of the strings while strumming because of their thickness. Still the capo is a good value. I hope it lasts a good long time.

First off I am 47 as of the time of this review and have been playing professionally since I was a teenager. I started playing piano when I was two. I say this because sometimes when people write reviews you don’t know if they’ve played for two weeks or twenty years. So first buying things because of look is natural it’s how we date buy cars and a lot of things sometimes only to find that pretty doesn’t always work. Well the capo looks like wood even close up and plays great and doesn’t twist some less expensive capo’s twist when you put them on the neck or try to adjust them. It’s secure and strong and I’ve used daily for hours for over a week. I am getting back into playing shape and practice 6-8 hours a day. Now the pics oh my where have they been all my life. They’re sexy and they work and sound great. Plastic pics to me or metal just don’t sound right on acoustic and decided to try them. So I will never ever use another and I am liking them with some of my electric guitars for bringing out different tones.

Got 2 they do good on a sigma you have to put it right at the fret

Really great product for the value - nicely designed too. The capo has great tension, so I like that there’s a silicone cushion grip for the heel of my thumb. Makes adjustments pretty painless. My hands are child-size (6.5” span) but I didn’t have a problem adjusting the capo at all. The capo itself has a good weight to it. I particularly like the wooden guitar picks as they’ve got a thumb groove, and feel way better (and sound better) than your run of the mill thin plastic pick.I bought this for my concert ukulele, and yes, the capo end does stick out. It’s easily adjustable though to keep the end out of the way without compromising the sound. I don’t foresee a problem with it, but I’ll update the review if I’ve more to add later. For now, it’s certainly worth the purchase.

I ordered these partly because I'm tired of wearing through plastic picks and partly because I forgot my old capo in my apartment in Japan when I moved back to the U.S. As somebody who's generally done fingerpicking or relied on cheap plastic picks, these picks have taken some getting used to, but their shape and durability are nothing short of excellent. There's a slight impression in the wood where the thumb goes, to aid in maintaining your grip.As for the capo, I've used it to learn a couple pieces so far and haven't had any complaints whatsoever. As long as I keep it lined up close to the fret, there's no buzzing, and the tones come through clear as ever.

I expected it to look darker to match my guitar but its the closest in color that I can find online. The quality of the capo is slightly above average. My neck isn't abnormally wide and I have the factory Martin action height and it grips all the strings fine. With some other cheap capos, it wouldn't have enough pressure to press all of the strings leading to fret buzz. I've only had it for a day so I can't evaluate durability. The picks that come with it are my biggest problem. They're super thick imo. It looks like they literally cut out a pick from wood and didn't bother to make it thinner. Not the end of the world because I primarily use my fingers but if that just so happens to be a selling point I would definitely invest in better picks.

The capo itself was pretty much as expected. Seems to be of decent quality, looks as much like real wood as it does in the pictures, and the spring is strong enough to provide good clamping force on my guitar neck even with my high action. No string buzz detected as yet. It remains to be seen how long the fake woodgrain lasts before the aluminum underneath begins to show through.But my disappointment with this item is actually in the picks. The listing specifically says "REAL ROSEWOOD PICKS INCLUDED" which played a big part in choosing this particular capo and pick set. But they're not wood they're metal, looks like copper or bronze. Not something I want to destroy my strings with. I'm not even sure they're meant to be actually used, they have holes at the top as if to used for a pendant or something. So, then the listing says "REAL ROSEWOOD PICKS INCLUDED" I was actually expecting them to be wood, as they appear in the pics in the listing. My bad, I suppose, for expecting something I found on the Internet to actually be true.

Looks beautiful, matches my guitar spot on! Works perfectly too with no buzzing or overly stiff mechanisms. The wooden picks sound phenomenal too, it gives off a really warm and deep sound, especially perfect for picking! Completely recommend!

Product is great, very sturdy, wont fail any time soon. The 2 wooden plectrums are well made, very nice way of having a different tone in between ones fingers, firm playing produces a nice full sound, soft playing adds a lot of trebble. lots of tones just from a pick!!

My Son was overjoyed to receive the item/s as a christmas present!!

Would you believe a guitar!!

Happy with this purchase. Seems sturdy enough to me. Looks nice as well