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New! Thalia Officially Licensed Capos - Gibson, Guild and Taylor.

In early 2025 Audionova + will be distributing them in Canada, other well known acoustic guitar manufacturers will be announced at the NAMM show in the D’Andrea USA booth - 5724.

NEW! RightOn Pickguards, hand painted by a local Montreal artist - CO. It’s covered with embossed leather, then painted. Above is one matched with a Beppu II strap! Also another Tele style pickguard and an acoustic version. Here’s a link to a dealer: https://bit.ly/3YavDf8

Thalia is best known for their innovative capos featuring gorgeous inlays. D’Andrea USA, who Audionova distributes in Canada, acquired Thalia recently. Thalia was until now DTC (Direct to Consumer) only. This will now change over the next six months or so and will also go through their distribution channels like Audionova and our dealer network. They also make wooden picks, pick pucks and straps. Below are a few examples of their Exotic Series capos and also a pick puck. Go to the Audionova home page and click the Thalia logo/link to see the entire catalogue.

RightOn Straps were a clothing manufacturer based in Spain that used to supply belt, purses and other clothing items to fashion store chains such as Zara. They now make high end, fashionable instrument straps for the Musical Instrument industry using creative materials that are either leather or vegan. Go to the Audionova home page and click the RightOn logo/link to visit their site.

CIOKS is a cutting edge manufacturer of power supplies designed for guitar effect pedal boards. They are the smallest, lightest and most powerful in their class. Their DC 7 flagship model has seven outputs of 660 mA than can each be configured independently to 9v, 12v, 15v or 18v output settings. You are also able to expand the DC7 with either a C4e or C8e to add another 4 or 8 outlets. It also has a USB outlet and a power meter.

The new C1 CRUX is designed to power big digital pedals that require a lot of current by connecting it to the 24v expansion outlet on the DC7 and stepping down the voltage to 9v or 12v.

Their small size makes them suitable to mount underneath most pedal boards. Go to the logo/link on the home page for more information on their website.