The black G7th Nashville is a lightweight spring-loaded instrument capo designed to provide stable fret barring for a musician playing a 6-string guitar in recording sessions, live performances, rehearsals, and lessons. Just clamp it to your guitar neck to raise the pitch at various points across the fretboard. In comparison with legacy designs, the Nashville is more efficiently operated due to the spring pivot point being positioned nearer to the neck edge. It handily stores on your headstock when it's time to return to your standard tuning. The silicone rubber grip maintains tone and sustain and protects your neck from contact with the metal body of the capo.

Clamps to Guitar Neck & Raises Pitch    Spring-Loaded for Easy Operation    Enhanced Spring Pivot Point    Silicone Maintains Tone & Protects Neck    Lightweight

Delivers the right amount of tension to your strings, so you spend less time retuning and more time playing

Wrap-around silicone rubber and bar design eliminates deadening of tone and avoids dangerous metal-to-wood contact on your guitar neck

With the spring pivot point closer to your guitar neck, the Nashville is faster and easier to use than legacy spring capos

Handily stores on your headstock when not in use

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this model have a sliding leg like most regular (non-turtlebase) C-stands?

A: No, the Matthews Century C Stand with Spring-Loaded Base - 10.5' (3.2m) is not a sliding leg stand. A sliding leg is not a standard feature on the basic C-stand. A sliding leg, like a removable turtle base or a spring-loaded base, would be an additional feature from the basic C-stand base. If you are looking for a Matthews C-stand with a sliding leg, I would recommended the Matthews Hollywood Century C Stand Grip Arm Kit - 10.5' (3.2m), B&H # MALSC40HW, or the Matthews Hollywood Century "C" Pro Grip Arm Kit - 10.5' (3.2m), B&H # MALSC40HWC, for your usage needs.

Q: 2. how many and what type of batteries does this take?

A: Uses 6x AA Batteries

Q: 3. Does the seat swivel?

A: There is no swivel on the K&M 14093 Piano Stool with Pneumatic Spring (Black).

Q: 4. Can you replace the flash shoe mount on the Justin clamp for one that works with a Canon 600 EX-RT? There doesn't seem be a way to lock it in place.

A: My 600 fits on ok It is a little snug but should work okI actually used it last night

Q: 5. My Triple Shoe V-Bracket is shaped more like a U than a V . Should I be concerned? It seems like the two sides of the V / U bracket should be the same length. Will this be compatible with my camera's accessory shoe??

A: Can you attach an umbrella to this also?

Q: 6. Was this called the Joe McNally Clamp at one point?

A: Yes,it was. I have for of them. The flash shoe is not the best quality,you can unscrew it and have a different flash bracket on

Q: 7. Will this attach to the fitting on my newly purchased Manfrotto MT190CXPRO4 tripod?

A: If you would like to use it on a tripod, you will need one of these https://bhpho.to/2ZWSzNG.

Q: 8. Does this kit include the 492 model ball head?

A: Yes it does. My advice though is to Loctite the thread that secures the ball head as they can detach relatively easily.

Q: 9. How strong is the clamp? Does it slip down the mic stand? Loosen over time?

A: This pop filter is well-made and will not slip down mic stand. The clamp can be manually tightened.

Q: 10. Is this C-stand a turtle base stand?

A: You can buy them in Chrome or PC Black