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I forgot to mention that, as Louanne and Tony mentioned, the top octave is pretty tight, especially for someone with large hands.

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I forgot to mention that, as Louanne and Tony mentioned, the top octave is pretty tight, especially for someone with large hands.

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I forgot to mention that, as Louanne and Tony mentioned, the top octave is pretty tight, especially for someone with large hands.

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Brandee,

I bought a Chicago Petite last fall, and I can tell you that it’s probably one of the best harps I’ve ever owned.

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Brandee,

I bought a Chicago Petite last fall, and I can tell you that it’s probably one of the best harps I’ve ever owned.

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Brandee,

I bought a Chicago Petite last fall, and I can tell you that it’s probably one of the best harps I’ve ever owned.

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Norah,

The Sylvia Woods website says that nylon strings are an acceptable substitute on the Ogden, but you’d need to be sure it’s pedal nylon and not lever.

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Paul, you must be a Louisiana boy like me (or at least native)!

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Greg,

It looks great!

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A friend of mine has one of these harps.

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Carl,

Can you tell us the harp that Eileen was playing?

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Brittney,

Those are all great harps.

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Richard,

I don’t own an Arion, but I have played a couple before, and they were probably two of the finest-sounding pedal harps I’ve ever played.

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I purchased a new Chicago 40 a couple of months ago.

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Briggsie,

I actually have had the opposite experience with some recent L&H harps I’ve played.

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