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Update – I read about the Lewis Creek Jessie harp on this forum, went to the web site and listened to the sound samples. I’m totally amazed at the sound that comes with such a lightweight harp. I’m saving up for one of those now!
Hi – the spacing on the Zephyr is a little closer than normal for a lever harp – I don’t have a measurement to offer. The harp sold within a few hours of posting it to Ebay and is already on its way to a new owner. Maybe I priced it too low, but not complaining : )
I have a Triplett Zephyr travel harp for sale. I just posted it to this site; am waiting for the Classifieds Administrator to review it. It will also be listed on Ebay beginning this Friday March 7 (lots of photos there). If you are interested, please check the classifieds in a few days. Thanks, and happy harping to you!
The Universal levers were not the least expensive option; they are made of metal and cost almost as much as Loveland levers. I ordered them on the recommendation
Hi – I realize this thread is very old, but I am interested in what anyone might have to say about the Universal levers. I just got a Voyageur harp with full Universal levers, and have been having trouble with strings buzzing. I am wishing I had ordered it with Loveland levers. Music Makers is being very helpful – no complaints about their service! I am going to take the harp to their shop in person and they are going to try to fix it to my satisfaction, and they said they are willing to build me a new harp with Loveland levers if they can’t fix the problem.
Has anyone had problems with Universal levers?
