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    Amber M
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    #157125
    shelby-m
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    Wow, thanks!

    #157126
    Ann
    Member

    Hi Shelby,

    You might also consider a Magical Strings Tristy harp, 24 strings. IMHO Philip Boulding of Magical Strings crafts the most harp into the smallest price of any maker, bar none. I own his Concert Kailey and absolutely adore it! It has the richest sound of any harp I’ve ever played, regardless of price. Seriously, I’ve played harps tagged at 3 times the price that didn’t sound even half as good. Check out these harps at Magical Strings harp page.

    #157127
    shelby-m
    Participant

    Their website is down, bummer! I will keep it in mind and keep checking their site :-) Thanks for the recommendation!

    #157128
    Amber M
    Participant

    I just added to my harp ‘family’ this week…a Camac Athena!

    #157129
    andy-b
    Participant

    Congratulations, Amber! I also have an Athena. Welcome to the Camac Club!

    Cheers,
    Andy

    #157130
    Amber M
    Participant

    Thanks, Andy!

    #157131
    Harper Cait
    Participant

    DuuuuusTY! DuuuuusTY! DuuuuusTY!

    #157132
    deb-l
    Participant

    hi Harper Cait, I’ve always enjoy Fariyharpers Carolan tunes on youtube. That was why I was thinking of the Aziliz. I found the harp I was looking for in the Korrigan though, and have been playing more pedal harpy type tunes.

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