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    jessica-wolff
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    Well, I can see why you didn’t care for Triplett that much! Actually, I think that the Merlin has the strongest individual character of any of the harps I’m looking at.

    #70871

    Hi Debbie,

    I

    #70872
    jessica-wolff
    Participant

    I saw your ad, Anna, and was strongly tempted. But you said “must be picked up in person,” and you live quite a few states away from me. (VA/FL)

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    kay-lister
    Member

    Hi folks,

    Just to let you know, the Merlin was sold to one of the above posters.

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    Zen Sojourner
    Participant

    It was a year ago Saturday that my dad died.

    #70875
    Karen Choo
    Participant

    Zen, I think heard a clip of your Bourree on the blevins website. It sounds amazing. I agree with you that the Merlin is a wonderful harp. I tried it at the Somerset harp festival this year. The sound and feel of the strings were lovely and unforgettable. I have never tried a Blevins lap harp and I’m interested in buying one. The pictures on their website are beautiful. I’m thinking of the Cameo 26 because I need it to be small. Have you tried it? How is the string tension and string spacing on your Bouree. Similar to your Merlin? i bought a Fisher Eireann at Somerset. It’s string tension is a little bit higher than the Merlin but I absolutely love it. If you can give me helpful comments about the Blevins lap harp, that’d be great. thank you, Karen

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