Patents Assigned to Del Capo Company
  • Patent number: 8642863
    Abstract: The invention relates to a capo for use with a stringed instrument. In one aspect, the capo can comprise at least one string compressor, a frame having a longitudinal axis, and a means for individually moving the at least one string compressor that is configured to allow for the individual movement of contact portions of the at least one string compressor from a raised position to a depressed position, which is at a predetermined depth from a bottom surface of the frame. This movement of the string compressor allows for the selective application of pressure to at least one string on the instrument so that, in the depressed position, the contact portion of the selected string compressor presses a selected string among the at least one strings against the fretboard of the stringed instrument.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 11, 2009
    Date of Patent: February 4, 2014
    Assignee: Del Capo Company
    Inventors: Andy Del Priore, Steven C. Pfister
  • Publication number: 20120036978
    Abstract: The invention relates to a capo for use with a stringed instrument. In one aspect, the capo can comprise at least one string compressor, a frame having a longitudinal axis, and a means for individually moving the at least one string compressor that is configured to allow for the individual movement of contact portions of the at least one string compressor from a raised position to a depressed position, which is at a predetermined depth from a bottom surface of the frame. This movement of the string compressor allows for the selective application of pressure to at least one string on the instrument so that, in the depressed position, the contact portion of the selected string compressor presses a selected string among the at least one strings against the fretboard of the stringed instrument.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 11, 2009
    Publication date: February 16, 2012
    Applicant: Del Capo Company
    Inventors: Andy Del Priore, Steven C. Pfister