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The most common comment I get is, “What’s

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Jennifer,

This organ is indeed very similar to the organ in the conference center (I had the privilege of playing that organ last fall while I was in SLC for General Conference).

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Sherry,

I think I saw that commercial on TV last night, and I believe the harp was a L&H Troubadour.

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Rod and Andy,

Would you believe that I have actually met Susan Drake?

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Andy,

Wow–congratulations!!!!

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David,

Congrats on your new harp!

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Diane,

No snow or ice here in the south (although it is very cold), but I can relate.

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Brittany,

There’s a lot of good advice here already.

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These harps are not the same.

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Maybe it’s just me, but there’s something a little fishy about the posts by Beth and Wanda.

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Trust me, Catherine, I’d much rather have smaller feet and not be able to do this!

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Here’s another question to throw in a kink to this discussion:

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You’re right, Jer.

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Rachel,

Also, L&H currently has their 85GP model on sale through the end of the year.

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Rachel,

The Daphne 40 is the smallest pedal harp made.

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