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Paige Clik ETI 12-String Acoustic Guitar Capo - Smokey Black Nickel, Model # PC-12-ETI, Image 1
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Clik™ ETI 12-String Acoustic Guitar Capo - Smokey Black Nickel

Clik™ ETI 12-String Acoustic Guitar Capo - Smokey Black Nickel

Made In the U.S.A.

16" Radius

Model Number: PC-12-ETI

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Details

The Paige Clik™ ETI Capo is designed specifically for 12-string acoustic guitars, offering precise, buzz-free performance with fast adjustment. Its Enhanced Tone Innovation (ETI) system uses a patented bar that acts like a nut, requiring minimal pressure and reducing the need for retuning.

Each string rests on individually molded outserts made from a custom nut-like material. The top four (octave pairs) feature stepped inserts to balance mismatched string diameters, and each insert can shift side to side to match changing string spacing up the neck.

A flexible rubber cushion adapts to your fretboard, ensuring even pressure, clean sustain, and a natural tone that sounds as if you're not using a capo at all. The Clik™ quick-release allows for easy adjustment and behind-the-nut storage when not in use.

Features

  • Unique patented design
  • Controllable tension
  • No string buzz or muting
  • Moves quickly and easily
  • Conveniently stores behind the nut
  • ETI bar
Specs
  • Radius: 16"
  • Width: 2 1/4” (2.250)
  • Open Depth: 1 1/8” (1.125)
  • Closed Depth: 11/16”
  • Weight 3.2oz (0.2 lbs)
  • Dimensions4.5 × 4 × .5 in
Instructions / How to Use
  1. Make sure the capo screw is twisted to the full open position and place the capo on the fretboard securing  the clip.
  2. Line up the inserts with the stings.  *If moving farther down the neck inserts may need to be realigned.
  3. Push the screw to tighten the capo.
  4. Turn the screw for precision adjustment.
  5. Do not over-tighten
  6. Before releasing the Clik release button, loosen the thumb screw 1/4 turn. This will relieve the tension and prolong the life of the releasing mechanism. Now ‘Click’ for full release.
Warranty

Paige Clik Series Capo have two year warranty on all non-replaceable parts. Learn more about the Paige Paige Musical Products Warranty here.
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Bryan Gregory
Great Clik ETI 12-String Acoustic Guitar Capo

Used on a 12 string Taylor 555. Works great. The strings are held in place but can also be tuned while the capo holds them down. Much better sound than any other capo I’ve tried … especially on higher frets 5/6/7. I found that “latch side up” works better. (2) look at the string pairs to confirm that each each separated. Each plastic block has two grooves and if the strings are bunched together, they’re sharing one groove which gives dead strings. It isn’t the fastest set-up. You have to practice and look at the strings for a moment. Sound, when all aligned, is outstanding! Especially if you finger-pick 12 string guitars