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thanks Karen, all good things to be aware of.

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I’m someone who would really appreciate an edit feature!

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before Barb calls me on this..

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thanks Barbara and Carm and everyone for sharing my happiness!

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thanks Natty!

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thanks Shelby! It’s exactly what I asked for, similar tone to the Glen Aulen but stronger bass, more resonance, bigger sound.

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woo hoo

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it’s here!

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looking at the Reese Glen Aulen, which has a little belly and a veneered poplar soundboard, doesn’t this thread pertain to veneered soundboards as well?

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Natty, maybe it’s an unveneered soundboard thing rather than a pedal harp thing?

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I called the shipping company and tomorrow is the day!

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Natty you play in orchestra?

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Natty, Vancouver is a bit if a distance for me.

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Steven, some people work very hard to make ends meet, and it’s not about working harder to make circumstances better, but about being satisfied with what you have.

The best thing about the harp is it sounds great as a beginner with little practice because much of the tone is coming from the harp and not the player, who would have to work harder for good tone on a bowed or wind instrument.

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Natty, to my ears, since I never played a pedal harp, I bet yours would sound very full and rich and not twangy in the slightest.

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