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ParticipantHi Sherry:
I didn’t have any problem logging in. There have been times when I have had to type in my user name and password a couple of times—like it doesn’t recognize them. I repeated …until I got it.
Best,
Rod C.
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ParticipantChristopher:
Congrats on the new harp. It sounds wonderful, and I am sure it will bring you (and others) years and years of joy.
You are not alone in your excitement over getting a new harp. I was sure thrilled with my new harp (still am)!
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ParticipantKay:
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ParticipantFairy:
I don’t know the details of your situation or where you bought your harp (was it a harp center that carried harps…or the LH factory/showroom in Chicago)?
All I can offer is that I have purchased two harps from LH in Chicago and had nothing but top notch service. My emails were answered promptly as were any phone calls.
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ParticipantHi..
Thank you for all the expert advice! I really appreciate it. I got the nylon string on and got it tuned.
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ParticipantThank you, Barnard.
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ParticipantMarcia:
If you’re like the rest of us posting on this board, you will love the harp–the “journey into the strings.” And since you already have some music background, you’re off to a good start.
I started lessons a year ago. First, I rented a lever harp (Lyon Healy Troubador) from my teacher.
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ParticipantTony:
While you’re being peppered with questions, may I toss one in?
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ParticipantHello..
This is
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ParticipantKay:
I recently purchased a humifier, which I like. It’s a Hunter brand. (See link below.)
I got it a Lowe’s store. It was $70.00.
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ParticipantEvangeline:
There was a TV show done at Lyon Healy on how harps are made. However, it was not on the How It’s Made show….it was
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ParticipantKay and Briggsie:
I am with you guys on I Love Lucy. I still watch reruns once in a while. The humor is almost timeless. The shows
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ParticipantRe: Gold leaf on harps
Maria: When I toured the Lyon Healy factor about a year ago, I saw them making the gold harps. There were two or three ladies in a room, applying little ( maybe 2″ x 2″) sheets of gold leaf by hand (using hand tools, that is. They would take the little sheets and sort of rub them onto the harp column.)
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ParticipantMichelle:
I am a harp student, so I have no advice to offer you based on experience. However, I applaud you for entering the market and offering brides and grooms the beauty of your harp music.
You were very gracious in accommodating
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ParticipantAndy:
What a gorgeous harp! Thanks for sharing the pic!
Onward!
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