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  • #111443
    unknown-user
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    It would help if you were more specific about the damage. Was it damage to the finish, or to the wood? Were they dropped or are they scarred? The different makers use different finishes, and that makes a difference in how the harp reacts to a dropped tuning key or pencil.

    #111444

    My word!!!!! Such an overreaction from some of you!!! Who is involved in name calling or bashing???? All I said was that saying Salvis were fragile was not true. Why is this bashing? Why is this name calling? Some of you tend to really freak out at the least disagreement with what you say!! Settle DOWN…..

    #111445
    Amiable Aardvark
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    All you were saying? Re-read your own posts.

    > and I have heard from more than one person that your information on Venus is skewed and that you have been lucky…..my experience. I know I wouldn’t deal with them after things I have read here from Denise.

    > It doesn’t bother you that there was false information given on an entire BRAND of harps (Salvi), huh John? Only that Venus was mentioned, I gather. Oh my………..I can almost hear the choirs of angels!!

    #111446

    Yes, I was quoting facts…..FACTS. I didn’t call anyone names….my goodness…..so many “sudden appearances” here now!!

    #111447
    David Ice
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    Re: “sudden appearances”

    It has been my experience here on the HC that there are a great many people who have joined but only lurk.

    #111448
    Amiable Aardvark
    Participant

    David’s got it right.

    #111449
    barbara-low
    Participant

    The Camac Go Go cart should work on a covered harp if the cover has a slot hole where the hook goes into the harp. I don’t think it would work to attach the cart to the harp and then try to put the cover on. Never seen a red one before. Kind of looks nice.

    I think Camac’s website still needs work.

    #111450
    Jerusha Amado
    Participant

    Barbara,

    I agree with you.

    #111451

    It’d be nice to see prices on their website too.

    #111452
    leonard-lim
    Participant

    Yup Briggsie!

    #111453
    J P
    Participant

    I for one would love to see, hear, and play Davids Venus harps. I’ve played on various models and I say use the right tool for the job. The one nice thing I like about Venus is how they will go out of their way to custom make a harp especially for you. Its that personal touch that makes all the difference in the world I think.

    #111454
    J P
    Participant

    Nature of the best should be Nature of the *beast* sorry, it’s martini time. 🙂

    JP

    #111455
    catherine-rogers
    Participant

    David, could you please explain about the new HT Venus harps? Specifically, how are they different from other Venus harps?

    #111456
    David Ice
    Participant

    Hi Catherine!

    I’m certainly not privy to all the technical details, but my understanding is that they use carbon fiber in the shell body for strength and lighter weight, which in turn produces a bigger sound.

    #111457
    leonard-lim
    Participant

    The Venus HP harp sounds really intriguing.

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