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I never saw one of those dollies.
You will laugh — but I remember being in middle school and moving my harp on a skateboard. Worked great except for turning
Barbara – I have played at weddings in a large 150 person convention type room and it would have been nice to add a microphone to increase the level of sound or I have played for an outdoor cafe type setting and I could like my sound to carry further to attract people to listen.
I have a Prelude — an older model and am very happy with the sound as well as the look of the harp. I have a student who just purchased a brand new Prelude 40 and I was really impressed with the price and the trade up deal he got. Unless you get an amazing deal on an older harp — my recommendation is to go with the new Prelude 40 that you can trade up to a pedal harp one day — if you choose.
By the way — although I own a pedal harp — I use my Prelude to play harp jobs. I am able to get a very good sound from it and people enjoy the look of the harp. If your daughter decides to move forward with her harp playing — she will eventually play places and get jobs and the Prelude presents well and yet is easy to lift and move. This might not mean alot to her right now — but it will to you –who will probably be her harp mover. hahahaha
One more thing– you are giving your daughter a great “gift” — not just the harp — but also the harp lessons. Music and the harp especially – is something she can enjoy her entire life.
