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You’ve probably already thought of this, but just in case…have you tried contacting Camac directly?

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I think some of the pedal harps already have some carbon fiber in them.

A year or so ago, I was site hosting for a concert at our church.

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Self correction…the Smart Harp is only $325.

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That’s very true.

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It also depends, to a great extent, on whether you plan to play with others. 440-442 is enough difference that you will hear some clashing.

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That probably does explain a lot of your breakage problems.

You probably already know this, but just in case…it will probably take the wire harp longer to settle into its new tuning than the nylon strung harp (and even that can take a while.

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I don’t know what’s standard, but my wire harp is tuned to A-440.

BTW, it’s really easy to get your tuner off-kilter.

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Super!

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Typo…the Anglicized spelling is “Inishowen.”

You might also try searching on “Déanta”…one of their fan sites may be able to supply you with the music.

Audrey

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I suspect her spelling is off, and that may be why it’s difficult to locate it.

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I have to say that layers of paint actually CAN have an influence on the sound.

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Does Dusty Strings market in England at all?

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It is fun to play outside.

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I think that’s a fairly common reaction.

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I’m lucky in that I have fairly portable harps (a Dusty Strings Ravenna 26 and a Dreamsinger “Bard” wire strung), and I do

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