[stardust117]

Hi Balfour-knight and Blindharper,

Thank you for your replies. Now that you both mention about the repertoire, I’ll really do my research on considering whether I should get a double-strung lap harp, or a single string one!

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Hi Greg,

Thanks a lot for your suggestions! I appreciate how you remind me of the typical carry on limits! And I’m going to search those 2 harps you just mentioned! They sure sound appealing. Again, I appreciate the thorough research.

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Evoléne,

Thank you for your detailed feedback! Now that you mention it, I do prefer the left-hand patterns of the second version, compared to the blocked chords. I’m leaning more towards the second one now.

Thanks for your time

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Charles, thanks for bringing up that Yamaha product. I’m pleased to hear that no drilling is needed! And it’s portable too.

Thank you.

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Hi Catherine, I think it’s clever how you use that clutch analogy to explain how pedals feel on a harp. That helps me in my consideration of buying a petite harp or not. Thank you

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Hi balfour-knight, I’m glad you didn’t have a problem from going form a larger harp to a smaller one. This gives me more confidence in my decision of getting a petite harp. Thank you for your reply!

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Bill, thanks for your reply. That’s great to hear you had no problems with the pedals on Chicago Petite 40 and that you quickly adapted to the wider pedal spacing of a bigger harp.

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Danamarie, thanks for your reply. It helps how you tell me that for a 40-stringed harp, the pedals require more effort to be moved from shap to flat.

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Balfour, Andy, and Gretchen, thanks for your opinions on this harp so far. That really helps. How sad, the Chicago Petite 40 looked so cool. But I will take sound over looks. Your suggestions have helped me look more into the Daphne 40 or Camac Clio. Recently, I’ve tried a Daphne 40 in a harp store and it sounds pretty good!

Thanks for your opinons guys.

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