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Tacye, Dwyn,
What follows assumes Cowart’s string tension calculator is correct in its calculations, and in the values it assigns for string tensions, for various materials.I ran some calculations on a wound nylon, monofilament nylon core string I broke just this morning (I’m starting to wonder if my technique is too rough, or if I’m just unlucky, but that’s a separate posting).
Tacye (and everyone else),
I’m a little intrigued by the small pedal harp that Zangerle sells – at 22lbs, and 51 inches, it could practically serve as a harp that blurs the distinction between folk and pedal harps, if it were relatively affordable, and had a pleasing sound.
Hi,
Seems like you could check the internal temp of your trunk by leaving a thermometer in it during the middle ofclh h,
I’ve owned the made-in-Pakistan 19 string pixie, the 29 string minstrel and the cross-strung harps.Elizabeth,
If you do a google seach on Schimmeyer harps, you find a few entries, like this one:
Saul’s post was pretty funny – but you asked an earnest question which deserves a
response in kind. With any luck, someone on this forum can give you a lot more info.Alice,
I’ve also been more strings than I would have expected break, mostly in the highest register, on my high-tension cross-strung.
¡Hola!
<span title="My spanish is poor, but here is the wikipedia site for
“arpa llanera.””>Mi español no es bueno, pero aquí está el sitio
de Wikipedia de “arpa llanera”. <span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”><span title="As it says, it
should be a diatonic harp of 32 to 33 strings.”>Como lo dice, debe ser
un arpa diatónica de 32 a 33 cuerdas.
