Roosebeck
ルーズベック ピクシーハープ 19弦 チェルビーレバー
ルーズベック ピクシーハープ 19弦 チェルビーレバー
SKU:HPXAC
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Roosebeck Pixie Harp 19弦チェルビーレバーの優雅さと機能性をご堪能ください。この精巧な楽器は、初心者から熟練のハーピストまで、幅広いハープ奏者のために設計されており、職人技と演奏性が見事に融合しています。19弦で2.5オクターブをカバーするこのハープは、幅広い楽曲の学習や練習に最適です。F3からC6までの音域は多彩な演奏体験を提供し、フルチェルビーレバーシステムによりキーチェンジも容易で、音楽家を目指す方にとって必携の楽器です。
ルーズベック・ピクシーハープは、無垢材とバーチ材の響板から手作りされ、卓越した音質と耐久性を備えています。チューニングツールと予備弦セットが付属し、楽器のメンテナンスに必要なものがすべて揃っています。この美しいハープを手に入れるチャンスをお見逃しなく。今すぐご注文いただき、音楽の旅をさらにグレードアップしましょう。
特徴:
- 19本のデュポン製ハードナイロン弦(ミドルCの下のFからハイCまで)
- 彫刻と象嵌が施されたシーシャムフレームとフィンランド産バーチ合板の響板
- チューニングツールと追加の弦セットが含まれています
商品重量: 8.7 ポンド。
商品の長さ: 29.75インチ
商品の高さ: 16.75インチ
商品幅: 7.5インチ
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I received my harp yesterday. it was carefully packaged and quickly shipped. It was even in pretty good tune when I received it! It is a lovely design with a very nice sound. it is easy to tune, and I have already enjoyed several session os learning and playing it. it is very easy to handle and play. I highly recommend this harp for anyone who wants to spend some quality relaxing time making music for their own enjoyment.
Beautiful and as described. Very helpful and responsive, super fast shipping. Recommend!!
I have had my Roosebeck 19 string Pixie harp since 1988 and it still looks and sounds as it did when I first bought it! Maybe a little scuffed up from carrying it around, and a few tunings, but I have loved its beautiful carvings and teaching myself to play it has been a joy! Back then it only cost $175.00, but what it goes for new these days is certainly worth it! When I retire my old girl, I'm going to buy the next one here!
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Perfect size for the dulcimer I purchased recently!
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I read about sistrums in a fantasy adventure book and had to have one! Lark listed one I could afford that combines old crafting techniques with bottle caps! The delivery was quick. I played around with it and was surprised at all the different chimes and riffs it could make. Right now it is displayed with my also-African-made soda can lion. I'm happy!
Nice sound