Mighty Bright Orchestra light http://www.mightybright.com. Plus, I have led lights attached on my concert grands. You can buy a light kit from Musicmakers http://www.harpkit.com.

Nice lights. Thanks for letting HC members know. Too bad they don’t work with an iPad. I have not used sheet music for five years.

any updates on lighting thoughts? I’m new to playing harp but need better lighting for my music stand and would like some light onto my strings. Usually prefer 2700K light (warm) but most are at least 3000. Would prefer not to pay a lot since I am new .

thanks has anyone tried any of the less expensive LED clip on’s and are they ok for lighting and to see the strings? thanks everyone (esp Gregg)

does it give you enough light for your harp strings? How many LED’s in this one?

thanks!!!

Walter Pfeil outfitted one of his harps with lighting along the neck. Useful, but risky. Do you really want anything electric or powered touching your instrument? Especially with lithium batteries? I don’t think so.
I like the Manhasset stand lights, but mine keeps popping off when I turn pages or bump into it, perhaps because I have it on a Hamilton stand.

I just bought the newly redesigned Mighty Bright and I love it. Brighter than the older model and has a soft white light. Has a plastic piece in the back that keeps the light from shining out so there is more flexibility in angling the light. Case is padded, too. Like the other Orchestra light, you can clip it to an iPad. Much less expensive to buy from Mighty Bright on Amazon than the website. Note: Mighty Bright does not use dealers to prevent counterfeiting. Saul, you have no clue about led lights on harps. I have led light strips on two concert grand harps. The battery case is velcroed in the sound box. No damage to my harps whatsoever. I think Mighty Bright is out of stock now. I appear to have bought the last two Orchestra lights.

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