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You file your nails?

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Sounds like you have fun fiddling about with instruments that a novice player would find, shall we say, problematic.

More power to you!

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I think I actually saw this on Sylvia Wood’s website.

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I forgot to include a link (I sure wish we could edit posts!)

Anyway, here’s a link to the Harpsicles at Musician’s Friend

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Consider checking out the Harpsicle harps at Musician’s Friend.

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Oh, excellent!

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Absolutely.

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“I’m thinking of selling it locally and getting the Blevens Melody I really wanted.”

There ya go, just cut out the middleman (harp) and go for the Blevins or another quality harp to begin with, LOL!

As for restringing a PSHO, real harp strings are not cheap.

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There is only one line of

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I have most definitely “met a Paki” (harp, one hopes) in real life.

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Blevins would be an excellent choice, though the larger harps tend to be a little heavy.

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True, I got my Bouree for around $500 as I recall, but that was like 5 years ago and I got a REALLY excellent deal on it even then.

Another manufacturer to consider is Jeff Gaynor.

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Yeah, sure, when I’m playing for my BFF, MOOOORGAN FAIRCHILD!

Sorry, comedy flashback to the 80’s there.

I’m sure the harp would sound like that – IF I could PLAY like that, LOL!

It has a great sound, especially in the base range.

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Blevins makes excellent harps and you can routinely get some good discounted prices.

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Blevins website has sound samples for all of their harps.

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