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Salvi Petit Diana or Angelica?

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    Jerusha Amado
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    Such a beauty!

    #72859

    Gorgeous!

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    deb-l
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    WOW a real beauty!

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    renate-kvalsvik
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    Thanks, everyone!

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    gerald-goodman
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    I have a SALVI ANGELICA, 46 string harp for sale. It’s truly magnificent! It has a Louis XV scroll crown. The action is quiet, and the sound is huge and gorgeous! It is in pristine condition. Comes with a custom made cover and shipping case.

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    Karen Johns
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    I’m curious about this statement. I have two harps made of walnut and neither one of them sounds “muddy” to my ears. Very rich in the bass, lots of sustain, and bright with a fair amount of attack in the upper octaves. Maybe this statement is in reference to the sustain?

    And yes, if it is only finished in walnut, I can’t see where that would effect the sound. Maybe there is another factor in play here besides the wood.

    Karen

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    unknown-user
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    I answered this one on the thread about how harps age and stuff too, but thought it’d be okay to say it here too. I think that a harp

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    unknown-user
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    that is the sweetest harp! A real sweetheart harp!

    #72866

    There are 2 more for sale in the Dallas Ft. Worth area, an Angelica Student (40 string) and Angelica Semi Grande (46? sting). They are at the Williams Harp Gallery ( http://www.williamsharpgallery.com )

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    unknown-user
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    Cool website! I like the Salvi Ariana!

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    Ann-Juliette Thomas
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    Thanks for all the advice!

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