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I am a rank amateur player but I based on my experience with my Camac Clio, I think it is a very fine harp. My harp is very “stable” in that it stays in tune and needs little re-tuning. My harp has a bright, clear sound. I’ve only had strings replaced in the 20 years that I have owned. it is not moved a lot.
Is it possible to reach out directly to L&H and ask for input on your question? My apology if you have already thought to do this.
I recommend that you reach out to Camac or its US distributor Virginia Harp Center and seek their advice.
I would be quite hesitate to purchase any harp with a crack.
I was so disappointed to find my current Camac cover is such poor shape and unusable. I do not move my harp often but want a way to move it when needed so I need a new cover.
I really do not want to spend $750 + for a new cover especially when I feel that the cover that came with my harp should have held up.
I am looking for an alternative that is it not so expensive. I am hoping to find a cover that is made well and fits my Camc Clio
Harp playing is not a profession for me so I don’t consider this a business cost but rather a maintenance cost.
