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dave-lynch
ParticipantLOL.
dave-lynch
ParticipantIf polite doesn’t work, try a smacking him upside his head.

Don’t look at standing up for yourself and your opinions as bullying.
dave-lynch
ParticipantInterrupting is part of the normal flow of conversation and we probably all do it at one time or another. Sometimes we just jump in, or maybe it is the only way to get a word in edgewise. However, if interrupting you is a habit of his, tell him.
dave-lynch
ParticipantHi Anja
OK….if the string is buzzing when the lever is both up and down the first place I would look is still at the lever.
dave-lynch
ParticipantIf only certain strings break on a regular basis then it is possible that the string is at to high a tension when brought up to pitch.
However, it is more likely that the problem is either where the string exits the sound board or enters the tuning pin.
dave-lynch
ParticipantTracking down a buzz can be very tedious sometimes so first let me ask you some questions:
You wrote:
I tried to move/shift the metal pieces that holds the knots of the
strings a little bit, but this does only work for a couple of minutes,
then the buzzing starts again.I’m not sure what you meant here.
dave-lynch
ParticipantI’m not a
dave-lynch
ParticipantKent has made a very good point.
dave-lynch
ParticipantYour teacher is right.
dave-lynch
ParticipantThe particular overall string tension and feel is part of the design criteria of the harp.
dave-lynch
ParticipantThe first thing I would check is the contact point between the lever and the string.
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