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Especially for a 38 year old guitar?

Hey, Thanks! I just discovered a 12 string capo I have not tried yet (the Paige Clik). Maybe all is not lost!

Had it measured and it is a 12. However, the Thalia with a 12" fret pad still doesn't work. I found my G7 12 string capo and it doesn't work so I give up on it. I tried Kysers, Shubb's, pretty much every capo you can imagine. As I said earlier, some guitars just hate capos and I have two of them.

That makes sense. I have several Thalias and really like them. Sometimes you get a guitar (and especially 12 strings...) that just don't like capos. I have an Ibanez law suit 12 string that is incredible. I have tried every capo available and it just doesn't like capos. It is possible that my Prospect 12 is like that. As I am doing an album for someone and have needed an electric 12 string in an odd key I needed to capo it. I also own a jackson Surfcaster 12 and I forgot how cool it is. I can put any capo on it and it is completely in tune with no muted notes, Plus it looks cool as shit! I was just hoping to use the Prospect 12, but another day perhaps.

And what is heritage's usual radius?

Different from what?

Cool! Iowa City is just right down the road from me in Montana!

The Thalia people seem to think that most 12 strings have a 16" radius. True for Heritage or not?

I have one of the rare Heritage Prospect 12 strings (eat your hearts out!) I am wondering if ayone might know the fretboard radius. I have a Thalia 12 string fret pad on the capo but the E and A string are a little muted. I might be able to use a different radius fret pad but not sure what it would be. Did Heritage use the same radius on all of the guitars as a rule?

I think there is a 2023 H-530 here in our classifieds. If I needed one I would be all over that one!