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  • in reply to: Is There a String Doctor in the House? #163469
    bernhard-schmidt
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    Rod,

    the gut string did break..and you have a substitute c nylon (also 2nd oktave)
    In this case you cant make very much wrong. The nylon string sounding different than gut but after a day it becomes more clear.
    If you dont have used a 2nd octave c nylon…but a other one with different diameters…than there might be a problem.

    Hope it helpes

    Regards

    in reply to: discovery channel-how it’s made #111699
    bernhard-schmidt
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    Here is a

    in reply to: Are Venus Harps as good as Lyon & Healy? #69258
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    Hi Mr GEORGE,

    no one was speaking of you…no reason to defend yourself.

    On the other side…your behavior of adverting here

    in reply to: World beater lever harps! #68520
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    Hi
    Carbon strings in the high

    in reply to: nylon #163167
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    Hallo Saul,

    today I found old records from many years back and there is written that the spezific weight from Pirastro strings where a little higher than the nylon of the other nylon strings from other brands. They had so many years before allready a nylon material which was a little bit in to the direction of the way the carbon strings go.
    Imagine this….

    in reply to: nylon #163164
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    No I will for sure not go in to the string business. Life is hard enough as a harpmaker.
    But honestly said, who says they still could manufacture this strings at all.
    No one of the big seller are manufacture of Nylon strings. They buy a big, avery big quantity.

    in reply to: nylon #163159
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    Sorry ..this is a wrong info I made

    >Bow Brand is Nylon (Nylon 6.6

    in reply to: nylon #163156
    bernhard-schmidt
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    Hallo Cyntia,

    I hope you still

    in reply to: Erard Harp with Original Wooden Shipping Case #71401
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    Just some thoughts for the >swell door<
    I have seen some of the harps with removed >doors< but than it is visible
    by the groove and slot for the pedal at the harp base.

    The swell doors have a effect for loudness…but not that much one would expect.
    Other thoughts are going to deep in to mystical speculation.
    The harp body of this harps have only the sound holes at the back, when you close them with the swell doors you just set the vibration inside the harp in to

    in reply to: nylon #163152
    bernhard-schmidt
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    Nylon core with nylon wrap change the relation.
    Important

    in reply to: nylon #163145
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    Cynthia,

    wery well decision not to to change the strings as a must.
    Leave your self time and watch discussions….a change comes when it comes.

    Spelling my name…I thought it was french language.

    Best regards

    in reply to: nylon #163143
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    Carl,

    I got it…..huuuuuhhhhh.

    in reply to: nylon #163141
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    Sorry, I forgotten the Nylgut which is a drademark of

    in reply to: nylon #163140
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    Carl,

    as you wrote

    >There are two completely seperate issues concerning harp strings. One is of course the quality of the sound produced by one type of string or another. The other is the amount of tension resulting from using one type of string or another, and the effect it will have on the life of the instrument, particularly the soundboard. <

    Exactly…
    I think we get lost of the knowledge of strings ….it was more easy some years back. Just Nylon…thats it. Today

    in reply to: nylon #163138
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    Saul,
    do you know when

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