What is the point of having a custom guitar that cost several thousand dollars and then using a $7 capo that looks more like something you would find in the garage than something that belongs on a musical work of art? Musically, they work great. I never have trouble with string tone. I also like that they are small enough to fit in a shirt pocket rather than the normal big garage clamp capos.

Since I have three pre-owned hand made guitars by the Augustino Loprinzi, I didn't know what the neck radius was and I had been having a hard time choosing which Thalia insert to use. Coincidentally, when I finally got a set of gauges with which to measure the radius and found that all three of mine have 20in radii, you had just come out with your 20in set of inserts and the standard tension insert works perfectly on the six-strings.

I have two Recording King acoustic guitars with 20” fretboard radius. This kit fit the Thalia capo I have . Now, I can capo both guitars and they stay perfectly in tune with no string buzz. Great kit and great engineering for a superior result.

Rainsong’s have a 20” fretboard radius and most capos don’t work very. With the 20” kit, my Thalia capo works perfectly. Very high quality and it looks great.

I bought a Thalia capo several months back, and tried it out excitedly as soon as it arrived. To my disappointment, non of the fretpads in the supplied tuning kits would give me accurate tuning on my Takamine guitar. Then I saw that Thalia had brought out this 20" speciality tuning kit, and without much ado I bought it. Turned out to be the right decision, now my tuning is as accurate as the intonation of my frets. I'm thrilled - keep up the good work Thalia & team!