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To achieve a perfect fit, the Thalia Capo comes with multiple interchangable fretpads so that you can match the fretboard radius of your specific instrument. The following table lists common fretboard radii used by major manufacturer. If you do not find your specific brand and model below you can Google your guitar make/model plus the words "fretboard radius"; if that doesn't work you can use the manual method which is described here
Please Note: 12-String & 8-String Guitars should use our High Tension OctaveTouch fretpads to get the best performance. Standard Tension and High Tension Rubber fretpads are included with every capo. Our Teflon fretpads will likely not work on instruments with octave strings. size chart guide fret board
NOTE: This data has been collected from a wide range of sources and has not been completely verified for accuracy. If you discover that any of this data is wrong or have additional brands/models to add to our database please send us an email to support@thaliacapos.com. Thank you for your help!
This inlay is designed to match the Taylor 300 Series Gemstone inlays perfectly. Features Black Ebony Inked on Mother of Pearl inlay.
Every Thalia Capo comes with:
Note: Guitar Pick No Longer Included with CapoEach of the 2 included rubber tuning kits include 7 different fretpads with the following radii:
The High Tension Fretpads are 2mm taller than our standard tension fretpads, so these are needed for 12-string guitars, Ukuleles, Banjos and certain guitars with low profile necks. A complete database of guitars and their radiuses can be found here
Thalia Capos is committed to quality and all Thalia Capos come with a LIFETIME WARRANTY; this includes the mechanical function of the capo including the spring, lever and housing of the capo. If something goes wrong drop us a line at support@thaliacapos.com. For more information, please see our FAQs.
This warranty is only available to the original purchaser through ThaliaCapos.com or our company stores on other e-commerce sites and is not transferable. If you received the Thalia Capo as a gift, please let us know who you received it from when you contact support with a warranty claim. Please note that this warranty does not cover misuse, accidental damage or scratches to the metal finish.
Purchased 24k gold finish for lasting luster - after all Thalia claims to be the beautiful capo - read their story about Thalia thinking Taylor Swift needed a beautiful capo. Only a few months after receipt of my 24k gold capo the finish begins to tarnish. Quote from Thalia after contact regarding the tarnished 24k gold, "We're also very sorry but our warranty only covers mechanical failures...", going on to offer a one time 20% discount on a new purchase. It's beautiful, if you get a good one and it works well as a capo. it's also very large and in the way for many types of playing. You can purchase a similar quality without the premium price. Been buying capos for 50 years and none have finish issues like this new one. Over priced specialty products like this one should offer a replacement, especially when they market their product as being beautiful. Will not recommend to anyone without alerting them to potentially faulty finishes. I fully expect his review to be deleted or rewritten.
This is a pretty good one, while the Taylor one looks better, while I hope that there’s a Western Classic version
Stunning work. Best looking accent for a guitar that I have seen, with blue hints and tones and custom script with my name. Very nice product.
Beautiful.
Not my first Thalia capo. And I have a box full of other brands. Thalia certainly has the bling. Two suggestions: lose weight, lower tension.
Thalias are in no danger of blowing away:
23g - D'Addario Pro Plus
34g - G7th Heritage
37g - Shubb F1
42g - Shubb F3
76g - Black Mountain
95g - Thalia
The first 3 capos together weigh about what the Thalia does. They all work.
While there is no way to test it as it isn’t adjustable, I suspect the Thalia might easily work for many with half the tension.
I value capos that can be easily installed with one (left) hand with no risk of dropping it (and denting the guitar if it hits). Thalias need significant grip strength to do that and not everyone has that.
And they’re expensive.
