[Amy Wilson]

I hope that my comments will be addressed as well!

Amy

[Amy Wilson]

I’d like to see the full names of people with their profile pics.

[Amy Wilson]

Who is Seth? Do you mean Saul Davis?

Amy

[Amy Wilson]

I was hoping to get feedback from people who have owned them for a number of years.

[Amy Wilson]

One thing that I forgot to ask about the Arions/Apollos is how their new concept boards sound over time.

[Amy Wilson]

Thanks, Sam!

[Amy Wilson]

JP,

I was hoping you would tell me more about the other string options for a Salvi semi/grand!

[Amy Wilson]

Hi Luanne,

Just curious, but if the size of the harp is smaller, how are they fitting 47 strings in it?

[Amy Wilson]

You can also experiment with different strings to see what gives you
the best sound, what the factory puts on isn’t necessarily what’s best
for your individual sound preference etc.

Hi JP,

Could you elaborate on this?

[Amy Wilson]

It has a dark warm sound.

That’s pretty unusual to have a loud harp with a warm tone, at least from what I’ve heard.

[Amy Wilson]

Although it is a semi-grand, it is fully as heavy as a concert grand

What is the point of having a semi grand that’s as heavy as a concert?

[Amy Wilson]

Sidney,

You’re right–the Apollo does bulge out quite a bit at the bottom, more so than even the Arion.

[Amy Wilson]

Steven,

Does your Apollo have the new concept soundboard?

[Amy Wilson]

Hi Sam,

Do you think that once her Apollo came back from the factory, it had as much projection as a Lyon and Healy semi grand has?

[Amy Wilson]

My friend was able to try several brands of lever harps at a harp store in her state.

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