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Dodge Caravan … you can get them very reasonably and they’re not too huge for normal use.

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Briana,

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Hi Linden,

I know that Venus had some specials and there may be some unused ones about but unless you are really committed to a new harp and want a small model 40 – 43 strings, you might look on places like Craigslist and ebay.

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I’m in AZ and have a whole house humidifier AND a small humidifier in my harp room for days when the heater or AC runs constantly.

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I bought an American Harp Cart and it’s really a nice example of the two-wheeled variety.

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My Wurlitzer is on it and it’s a great site!

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You might check with Meko and Allende Franco at Harpsforyou.com.

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Stoney End also has a 1 page sheet on Loveland levers that they include with their harp kits.

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Carl Swanson’s book on the pedal harp suggests that you can carry one around column down.

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Hi Nancy,

I have a Stoney End Brittany double-sturng (22X2) that I bought to travel with since it fit in an airliner overhead.

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Sidney,

When I had my folk harp (up until May), the soundboard bulged just a bit, even with L&H recommended strings on it.

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I get a bigger charge out of looking at Carl’s website …..

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Jim, do you have any pictures?

Rod W

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Wow, Sally, exactly the problem that I have.

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Kay, do you leave the harp at the resturant?

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