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Two plusses for the Camacs that I forgot to mention though:

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Actually my harp is only about two years old so unless they have drastically changed the design then I don’t have the old levers.

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Some of those harpists on youtube, even the really good ones, have awful posture.

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Thanks!

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Loveland

pros–cheap, durable, decent tone, easy to install, repair & replace, intonation is good when adjusted properly

cons–I’ve heard they chew up strings but my friend has had them on her gut strung Troub for 20+ years w/o a problem,

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I took me a while to find it but I was able to listen to a sound sample on iTunes and it looks like the music is in the celtic fake book.

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I also wanted to clarify that tapered pins come in a variety of sizes.

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Zither pins are threaded and are only on one side of the neck.

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I know that Paraguayan harps are strung differently but I thought the Fs were supposed to be blue and the Cs red.

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Wire harpers and Paraguayan harpers play with their fingernails.

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It’s usually the other way around.

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Which models have you tried?

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I recently bought a bunch of

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This is kind of ironic.

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I would definitely not tune your harp to Db.

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