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[deb-l]

hi all, I think I found a harp I can actually afford.

[kay-lister]

Hi Deb,

Looks nice!

[jessica-wolff]

I think you should hold out for the Prelude, unless you think you will fall out of love with it (“whatever that may be at the time”).

[deb-l]

hi Kay, I’ve had many rentals.

[kay-lister]

Deb,

Have you checked into a rent to buy program?

[deb-l]

hi Kay and Jessica, rent to buy program you get 100% credit for first 4 months, 50% for next 4, nothing after that.

[Tacye]

A few weeks ago you wrote that the Signature was not right for you.

[kay-lister]

Deb,

If you have any sort of CD or savings account that you don’t want to tap into, you can still get a loan against them and by law, be charged only 1 1/2 % interest over the current rate that is being paid on your cash acct.

[harpglo-jean]

Hi Deb,

It looks to be in good shape, but it does not have a veneer over the soundboard, which is not a bad thing, just cosmetic.

[harpglo-jean]

….whoops! I meant to say that it has the “better” Loveland levers…..

[deb-l]

hi Tacye,

[deb-l]

you have a good point Gloria, I have seen what time can do to a harp in the Dauphine, and swore I would take that into consideration when I buy my harp.

[deb-l]

thanks Kay. very interesting ideas.

[Tacye]

If the harp is worth whatever its asking price is now I don’t see why it
should be worth that much less in a years time- the difference would be
that you are a private seller rather than a dealer with resources and
reputation.

[Anonymous]

I don’t know what’s near you, but Melody’s has a used Blevins Encore and Thormahlen Swan in stock right now. My Dusty is 20 years old and is just going in for a tuneup, so getting a good harp that will last a long time is worth it!

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