Marshall Capo Keyring - Black

MARSHALL ACOUSTICI

ELECTRIC GUITAR CAPO

KEYRING

If you're a guitar player, chances are that you have found yourself in this situation - ready to play - without your capo! Turning up to band rehearsals, gigs, being asked to play

spontaneously at parties, back up a singer (who doesn't sing the songs you know in the keys you

know...You know the story, there you are with your guitar...but without your indispensable capo.

After some serious head scratching, Scottish

guitarist Jim Duncan came up with what is now widely considered to be an ingenious and dare we say it, perfect solution for his fellow guitarists. The CapoKeyRing! Jim realised that the one thing we all carry, for cars, houses or other reasons, is a set of keys. He then invented an ingenious little capo which clips easily onto a key ring and hey presto - you need never be caught without your capo again!

Highly compact and fitted with a snap hook, the CapoKeyRing fits easily to your keys, ensuring your capo is handy at all times.

Endorsed by Marshall amplification the CapoKeyRing is compatible with both curved and flat fingerboards and has the functionality and quality necessary to be associated with this iconic brand.

Now all you need to do is remember your keys!

Perfect Gift for Guitar

Enthusiasts

- Can be Used as an Emergency Capo but

Performs Like Any Full Size

Capo

• Strong Construction to Last for Years of Use
• Easy Clip and Unclip

Keyring Attachment Allows You to Carry the Marshall Capo With You Wherever You Go

- Simply Unclip to Use the Capo on Your Guitar then

Clip Back on to the Keyring Attachment When Done

- Small and Compact - Fits in your pocket

Simply Unclip to Use the Capo on Your Guitar then

Clip Back on to the Keyring Attachment When Done

• Small and Compact - Fits in your Pocket
• Performs Like a Full Size

Guitar Capo!

• Works with Electric, Acoustic, and Classical Guitars
• Protective Rubber Won't Damage Your Guitar's Finish
• The CapoKeyRing is a simple idea that has been developed by Scottish guitarist Jim Duncan who found that he was often with out a capo when he was away from home. The answer was to combine a simple but first class capo.