"Stirling" 36/39 |
"Magus" |
"Olwen" |
"Millennium" 36 |
"Keridwen" 36 |
"Metatron" 36 |
"Rhonwen & Rhianwen" 32 |
"Adaryn" 23 |
"Elf" 26/23 |
"Susan" 19/23 |
Advantages |
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I use Western Red Cedar, because it gives superior acoustic response, but it is not strong enough by itself.
Carbon Fibre reinforcement makes it much stronger than Spruce, with a brighter, cleaner, louder sound.
Other Advantages |
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* The remarkable thing about my harps is that they sound bright, rich, clear and loud over the whole range, bottom to top. |
Features |
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The whole harp is greater than its added-up parts, and it will bounce long before it will break.
The overall effect of my innovative harps is like being at an airport in 1935, where everyone is flying Tiger Moths, and suddenly I turn up in a Lear Jet.
There will always be a valid need for conservatively designed timber harps, but I am offering a look sideways to modern and future design and technology.
You have been served poorly in the past, if served at all, and I offer you the solution to that difficulty.
I can make you a perfect mirror image harp, the only possible tool that could enable your full and perfect expression.
Most of my harps, 32 strings and larger, can be ordered as light folk or concert.
Note, however, that a light folk harp could not be later re-strung with concert tension strings. A concert harp can be re-strung as light folk, but it would be heavier than, and marginally less loud than, pure light folk.