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Just make sure your own assessment that there is plenty of light for your own needs isn’t masking the possibility that it’s too much light for her.

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Since the possible psychological explanations have already been addressed, I’ll add

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Carl, that’s absolutely not true.

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It might make sense to invest in one of the tiny, unlevered Pakistani harps (“Mid-East” is the maker).

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Not to worry.

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Mike:

I think Stumpff is one of those lesser-known harpmakers who was actually really good.

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Bonnie — As long as you’re not putting any HTML commands in your post (i.e. paragraph breaks, italics start/stop commands, etc.), just putting in the URL automatically creates a hyperlink.

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The only way a less well known maker could make the harp more valuable would be if the harp was of a quality comparable to the top makers, or had some innovative feature that really worked well.

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I’d advise posting about it on the Antique Pedal Harps group (Yahoo Groups).

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Gayle — You don’t need to reach some special level to “warrant” a pedal harp.

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“Can” and “will” are two different issues.

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“Can” and “will” are two different issues.

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I suspect that they’re not generally as bad as their reputation, but that their quality is unreliable, thus accounting for a lot of the horror stories from people who got really defective ones.

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How about getting a couple of long, fairly thick boards to lay on the stairs, so you could just roll the harp down.

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Louisa:

I just started playing the harp last year, and went for a second-hand

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