Quick Change Guitar Capo, Chromatic Clip On Tuner, Pick Holder, and Pin Puller Combo for Electric, Acoustic, and Bass - Hawl-In-One by Long Hawl Music (LH-03)

As a Rock guitarist, I have been slow to come around to these headstock tuners. I thought they were better suited for acoustic guitars. However, I've noticed a rash of players I admire using them, so I joined the crowd. This is a pretty handy tool to have in your gig bag. Not only is it a tuner (like a Snark), but it's a capo, pick holder, and peg puller. The peg tool is definitely for acoustics. The pick holder is just handy, and the tuner is very versatile. It can be a chromatic tuner - aiding you if you tune down a half-step or full-step. And if you want to venture from the A=440 standard, you can if you like. The other unique thing is that it does NOT use a 9V battery. It uses a very common disk battery that you can find in every drugstore/grocery store. That keeps the unit smaller and lighter. And, I think those batteries last longer. The other thing that caught my eye was the material used. It's not made out of cheap pot-metal, it's made out of aviation-grade metal. As a guy from the Aviation field, I was pleasantly surprised to see that. Of course, it tunes, is bright in the dark, and holds on to every type of headstock. A GREAT tool for the gig bag!

Display is not really bright, it functions ok, its not as tight as a normal capo, and the pick holders are a great idea...just better have really thick picks....they tend to fall out

Such a great tool. Multiple uses and it’s right there at my fingertips. Great idea and a great experience with the company behind it. Can’t wait to see what else comes from the Long Hawl.

This right here is the one to rule them all. I used to have a tuner, a capo and a pick holder on my head. It made my guitar look ridiculous. With this, i only use one thing on top! It's fantastic!

The concept of a capo with a built in tuner is brilliant - unless the capo doesn't work. I tried it on both 6 string and 12 string guitars and the capo failed to depress the strings well enough to produce good tone. The display on the tuner was not great, but it didn't matter since a capo that doesn't produce good tone is useless.

I purchased the Long Hawl for my son who is an intermediate level guitarist. All the feedback I have gotten from him has been positive. He loves the Long Hawl’s versatility and multiple uses. He has even recommended it to a few friends who play in bands.

Mine came with a very weak battery barely lights up so I can’t talk about the tuner but the capo does work really well I’ll update once I get a new battery

The concept is great, but the performamce is not. Display is intermittent at best.