Re: [Harp-L] Re:circulat tuned harp...was... two questions from a newbie

[BiscuitBoy714@xxxxxxx]

I gotta say Bob, the description you give of  playing a circular tuned harp 
sounds mighty appealing. I've been playing SP20's  tuned regular and straight 
outta the box for years, and I've gotten pretty set  in my ways 
but.......................................(note to self, change is  good, change is good) I 
have to try one of these. As it is I get a lot of life  out of my SP 20's. 
Usually they get ripped off, or the covers get bent before  any of the reeds go. 
I've got SP 20's that have to be over 10 years old that  still play just fine. 
 
    This list is great for new idea's, now I have to force  myself to 
implement them.
 
          Yeeeeeeeeee  Haaaaaaaaaaa
               BiscuitBoy Blues
 
In a message dated 10/24/2007 11:29:22 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
robertpcoble@xxxxxxxx writes:


About 6 months ago, I tried the Seydel Circular (Zirkular). Until  
something
better comes along, I'm sold on them. 12ET tuning, and (so  far) they 
seem
to hold up as good as the Lee Oskars. They allow me more  options for
playing gospel.bluegrass/old time music


 



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