String & Go Electric Harp Kit v4

It delivers

I wish the harp was better looking but all in all, I’m very pleased with it. It keeps in tune and it’s fairly easy to get a wide range of good sounds with the amp and the Spark application. I love Alan Stivell’s electric harp, especially his hypnotic soundscapes, so this is exactly what I was looking for. It’s a very good instrument.

Harp-e String and Go to the rescue

I have been harping since 1982. I have a Caswell Bard, Caswell Gwydion, and a Gustavo Arias Paraguayan harp. I love them all, but I have become quite disabled with an autoimmune condition. Moreover for the past two years I have bern engaged with the rigorous Music-Thanatology preparation program focused on becoming a vigil harper for those at the end of life. After 18 months of struggling to drag the Gwydion around the local hospital and to get-togethers for training I found the Harp-e. A miracle. Having strung and restrung all my harps for many years, as well as repairing and regulating them, I found the string-and-go package a ‘piece of cake’ to complete. Paired with a Boss Katana amp, the sound is pure bliss. I use it for all my vigils at the local hospice, and all the M-Th events as well. I recommend it, absolutely and unequivocally. I strongly recommend the option of getting the case as well. It is fantastic and ingeniously designed.

Amazing

I love this harp, it's refreshingly no-frills while still being high quality in all the areas that matter. The strings are high enough tension for a great playing feel. The sound is fantastic. And I really like the rugged industrial look of the instrument. The pitch-bending levers are also a great innovation. The instructional video for stringing the harp was useful and clear. The only issue was not enough spare string to make the anchors, but I had some other spare harp strings to get those from.