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Thank you every one for your valuable opinion!

Reading past threads did give me a lot of insights too. Perhaps I should go to

buy a tie-clip mic or a pick-up from local music stores. Any recommendations for

the brand/model?

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Thank you for your opinion!

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Thank you so much for all your kind advices. They are very helpful in my process of harp hunting indeed.

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Upon extensive research, I’ve finally decided not to buy the 40-string L&H and will probably buy an Aoyama 46-string harp. So here comes a new query from me – is a 46-string harp enough for most solo repertoire??? I’m not going for the 47-string because of the considerable price difference and I’ve heard that 46-string is enough for almost everything. I don’t think I’m going to play in

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I’m definitely not an expert on pedal harp, but I’ve learnt that the Etude series

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Thanks a lot for your kind advice!

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Sadly, the second-hand Daphne 44 was not available finally.

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Thank you very much Tony. You are very right. I probably won’t for the small harp.

I’m actually also worrying about the height. I am 168cm tall so the 40-string 85 P seems to be too short for me. What about a 44-string Salvi Daphne? The dealer said they may

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