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Flatsicle Harps are identical to Sharpsicle Harps including the addition of bridge pins on all strings but with modified Robinson sharping levers on the C, F and B strings. This allows the harp to play in 8 different keys (C,G,D,F major and A,E,B,D minor) without retuning. Case sold separately.
Rees Harps Flatsicle Harp Natural Maple

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  • A wonderful instrument!

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    submitted10 years ago

    byNancy

    fromCape May, NJ

    I have played piano and flute for many years but had wanted to learn harp for a long time. After doing a bit of research, I opted to purchase a Harpsicle Harp (Flatsicle model). What a fine instrument! Very satisfied with both the harp and the company.

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  • submitted2 years ago

    asked byBarbara

    fromFoley Alabama

    How many strings and what is the size

    How many strings and what is the size

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Please see................https://harpsicleharps.com/harps/flatsicle-harp

  • submitted3 years ago

    asked bySam

    fromMenifee, CA

    How many strings is this?

    How many strings is this?

    Open Reply - Thomas
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