[Mary Anne]

Thank you.
I have also been checked with the recommendation there. The problem: There is not much room for new levers, if any, would fit well only the Loveland flaps.
And the second problem: You would have closed the old holes, because new levers need new holes elsewhere.
Therefore, it seems to me quite difficult. Then the Robinson levers probably must stay.

@ Gloria: On my Flatsicle the levers can be heard when in use.
The sound is then very dull and unattractive.

[Mary Anne]

>They have put this thing through the ringer – pulling on strings,
>climbing on it, sliding toys / body parts down it, etc.

[Mary Anne]

Thank you for the
answers. I am now reassured.

It is just completely uncommon in Germany, to build large harps (no lap
harps) with fully laminated soundboard.
I will test the Ravenna soon in the Netherlands – and am
very excited.

[Mary Anne]

Hello,

i’m from germany and some beginners learn with Harpamundi by Christoph Pampuch.

You can hear some examples online or print sheets for free from all books

Link:
First year

Mary-Anne

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