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Actually, it’s more like buying a Yugo, and praying that it will keep running long enough for you to afford a decent used car.
In case I’m the only one here old enough to remember the Yugo, they were very cheap, very cute, cars made in Yugoslavia.
I would think that, if you’re only looking at the lever harp as a stepping stone to a pedal harp, you’d do well to get one with the same tension and spacing.
Just to echo what others have said here, it really is important to learn to place properly, if you ever want to do anything more complex (and that applies to the left hand as well as the right.
I have a similar problem at church…we have red carpets that are exactly the same color as my C strings!
Another thing that can be useful is playing in a place where you’re not the main focus of the audience.
I think what’s bothering me here is that this thread was started by someone about to play her first gig who was only looking for some supportive words.
