Is anyone using the PaigePro Banjo Capo?
I'm specifically asking about the "PaigePro." I've used lots of yoke capos.
There doesn't seem to be many reviews or testimonials. For the money, it's in the same world as an Elliott, and I'm wondering if anyone has tried both. The reinvention of the tool with individual string channels and materials seem interesting.
I play in a group where I play in 3-4 unique tunings throughout the set with lots of additional Capo use. The absolute fastest way to keep my instrument in tune between songs is critical.
I was able to find one review here on the Hangout, but haven't seen any other discussions about the PaigePro other than a few reels/endorsements on social media.
Here is a link: paigecapo.com/collections/paig...yj9fnm2V4
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Edited by - pinenut on 10/19/2026 10:07:52
Hard to beat an Elliott capo...
I have never had any patience with Paige.
Shubb.
Tell us what spikes or 5th string capo you are using. Again shubb for accuracy.
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Originally posted by HelixI have never had any patience with Paige.
Shubb.
Tell us what spikes or 5th string capo you are using. Again shubb for accuracy.
I use spikes and currently own several Schubb tuners. I also want to reiterate that this isn't a "what's your favorite capo" thread. Those have been done here.
I'm interested in anyone that has used the PaigePro banjo capo which is entirely different from a normal Paige.
The material touching the strings is different as is the entire design of the device. No one else has done this.
I am also not talking about the “retro” models someone else posted above.
My opinion only, but for that kind of money, I'd go with an Elliot "push-button" style...
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