Gibson is on it (https://www.gibson.com/en-US/Product/Split-Parallelogram-Rosewood-Capo-24K-Gold/G200-SPLITPARA-IR)
Affordable, too!
Gibson continuing to innovate, after carefully listening to the requirements of musicians.
The first capo to require a CITES certificate. Innovation.
Seriously, I think there is a market for stuff like this. An expensive capo to go with an expensive Gibson acoustic.
I've seen people throw a lot more on less useful bling. If I needed a capo for my L5, that would probably be the one I'd get.
Might that have helped Boris?
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Anything that man does is bound to succeed.
Quote from: uwe on February 09, 2024, 03:19:42 AM
Seriously, I think there is a market for stuff like this. An expensive capo to go with an expensive Gibson acoustic.
Expensive, but doesn't even have binding! Can a Custom Shop version be far behind?
I wonder if this is a result of Henry's supposed consulting fee.
Anyway, this is made by Thalia Capos (https://www.thaliacapos.com/collections/capos/?sort_by=manual), which are all fancy and expensive.
I'll stick with my $20 Shubb.