Roosebeck HTHAC-V 22-String Heather Harp Chelby Levers Vine w/Tuning Tool & Extra String Set

Heather Harp (TM) by Roosebeck with Chelby levers Vine design hand carved inside panels. Featuring the smooth, sleek look of the Chelby levers is reflected in their functionality. Compared to the standard Roosebeck harp levers, the Chelby levers are mechanically superior. 

The design allows the lever to engage the string from the side and limit the possibility of strings lifting off the bridge pin. The red and blue colored caps allow you to quickly locate the C- and F-string levers. The lever is attached to its base by a hex bolt. A synthetic washer is spaced between the lever and base, creating a smooth and controlled, lifting action that resists slipping once engaged. The base of each lever is mounted to the harp arm by two screws, should any adjustment be necessary. The bridge pins for the Chelby levers have also been improved; they can be adjusted, in or out, by simple turning with a hex wrench. 

Features: 

• 22 strings - 3 octaves - Excellent lightweight harp.
• Note range of C3 to C6 - Color coded strings for easy play.
• Full Chelby lever harp - Easily change keys.
• A handcrafted frame of solid wood - ply soundboard for exceptional sound and strength.
• Nylon gig bag (HTNC) sold separately.

Important Specifications: 

The 22 DuPont hard nylon strings, a range from C3 to C6, 22 sharpening levers, engraved and inlaid Sheesham frame and a high-quality ply soundboard for exceptional sound and strength. The Natural wood grain and coloring is unique to each harp and may vary from the photo. Overall Size: 36" L x 9" H x 18.5" W. 

Accessories Included:

• Tuning Tool.
• String Set.

SPECIAL NOTE ON STRINGS:

There is no warranty on the strings. Manufacturers recommend that you change the strings on your instrument as soon as you receive it. Your instrument has completed a long journey before it ever begins the final leg of your home. During this time the elements affect the strings and may shorten their lifespan. It occasionally happens that a string will fail during that final leg of the journey. Therefore, it is recommended that you purchase a replacement set of strings and consider changing your strings soon after it arrives. If you are a student you may want to change your strings every 3-4 months. If you are a rock star you may need to change your strings every week. If you store your instrument, you should consider changing the strings when you pick it up again.