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Who is selling these harps?

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Unfortunately for many of us that (in person “auditions”) isn’t possible.

But if they’re compressing the audio as well as the video, maybe that explains it.

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It’s not so much the number of strings as their placement.

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MANY mideast harps are rubbish.

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Here’s Simon Capp’s website:

http://www.simon-capp-harps.co.uk/index.html

Just a warning, he’s got autoplay of some harp music – and I can’t find any way to turn it off.

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At this point it’s pretty obvious that he’s gone out of the harp manufacturing business.

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I came across some harp maintenance articles by a harp technician with information about what kind of pictures can help a technician figure out what your harp needs in the way of repair:

Show me the harp!

Articles at

Harp care and maintenance

Maybe some of that information will help you while you decide what your harp needs.

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I’m glad she got something she liked.

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Keep an eye on his discount pages – one may come up that you can afford before that.

Actually there is one there now, it includes free-shipping and a case so that’s about $255 off the regular price.

http://www.blevinsharps.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=271_287

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Check my posting history.

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In point of fact I HAVE played a MidEast harp-shaped object.

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I’m probably the one who gave out the info that he stopped using the Camacs.

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Hey, how about posting a link to that video?

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Glad you found the immediate problem.

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Oh yeah, I would ask for the longer gold levers if I had it to do over again.

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