Triplett 'Celtic 2' 34-String Folk Harp
1 Day
42
1
$1,300.00
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VenmoLovely harp, ready for a new owner. Fantastic to learn on and has a very lovely, sonorous sound. It’s lovely to feel the wood warm up as you play. I really enjoyed playing Irish folk tunes on this instrument. If your kid wants to learn a new instrument, a harp is a great one for your own sanity ;) This is a lever harp with no pedals- you move the levers to raise/lower each string a half step. It’s a really accessible instrument in my opinion; doesn’t take long to make beautiful sounds.
It’s missing two strings but the strings are easily accessible and it’s likely fine to DIY repair. The previous owner was able to restring a few, I purchased it with these two strings missing. Comes with a lovely carved tuning peg and the wheeled carrying case is in good shape. Has been kept in good temps. Previous ownership was from Arizona and that’s as far as I know— I believe the manufacturer is Californian. No scratches or dings.
One of the feet is sturdy but repair was a bit sloppy (pictured, not my doing). It’s stable, but something to note. Standing up, it’s aesthetically fine.
There’s nothing like playing some harp on a warm spring day with the breeze drifting through the window. I would like to pass that on to someone else. Please text me with any questions. Call with serious inquiries only— I no longer live at the home it is housed at, but I can meet you there with advanced notice. You must be able to transport the harp yourself— it should fit in a hatchback style trunk. I’m not far off Bangerter.
I’m selling at discount— Ive seen other sellers pricing the same model at 4-6k. I purchased it at 3k, which I believe is a fair value.
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Triplett 'Celtic 2' 34-String Folk Harp
1 Day
42
1
$1,300.00
Description
Condition
Payment Types Accepted
VenmoLovely harp, ready for a new owner. Fantastic to learn on and has a very lovely, sonorous sound. It’s lovely to feel the wood warm up as you play. I really enjoyed playing Irish folk tunes on this instrument. If your kid wants to learn a new instrument, a harp is a great one for your own sanity ;) This is a lever harp with no pedals- you move the levers to raise/lower each string a half step. It’s a really accessible instrument in my opinion; doesn’t take long to make beautiful sounds.
It’s missing two strings but the strings are easily accessible and it’s likely fine to DIY repair. The previous owner was able to restring a few, I purchased it with these two strings missing. Comes with a lovely carved tuning peg and the wheeled carrying case is in good shape. Has been kept in good temps. Previous ownership was from Arizona and that’s as far as I know— I believe the manufacturer is Californian. No scratches or dings.
One of the feet is sturdy but repair was a bit sloppy (pictured, not my doing). It’s stable, but something to note. Standing up, it’s aesthetically fine.
There’s nothing like playing some harp on a warm spring day with the breeze drifting through the window. I would like to pass that on to someone else. Please text me with any questions. Call with serious inquiries only— I no longer live at the home it is housed at, but I can meet you there with advanced notice. You must be able to transport the harp yourself— it should fit in a hatchback style trunk. I’m not far off Bangerter.
I’m selling at discount— Ive seen other sellers pricing the same model at 4-6k. I purchased it at 3k, which I believe is a fair value.
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