Special Edition Fullsicle Harp Walnut. The Rees Harps Special Edition Fullsicle Harp allows you to enjoy all the same great features of the standard Fullsicle Harp, but with an upgraded look, feel, and sound. Available in beautiful elegant woods to swoon over, these harps play in all keys and are available in two distinct woods. The cherry wood harp has a warm golden orange hue that will deepen to a rich red-orange brown color with age. The walnut harp features a nice chocolate brown color. These special edition harps also feature upgraded wound bass strings for a better feel and improved bass response. Each harp includes a tuning wrench, strap buttons and a two-year manufacturer's warranty
G**N
Missing tuner; overpriced.
Not worth the price. Just a tiny harp that fits on lap. Advertised that it comes with tuner and didn't receive one. We are playing it but could have spent the same amount of money on a larger one.
S**N
Tuning Wrench?
Beautiful. Arrived in great shape. 4 stars instead of 5. Tuning wrench not supplied. I didn't realize the wrench is a separate order. I had to wait a week to tune my new Fullsickle harp.
C**L
No tuning key
Did not come with a tuning key though it Was said to include it
C**N
Take time to learn.....its worth it!😊
I bought the walnut, 26 string (lower bass strings), 26 levers with lights for entertaining. My expectation is to learn the basics of the harp well and have fun. I bought harp books with CD from Heartland harps. On my own, I learned how to tune the harp (440,442 Hz) but I had trouble understanding how to play notes correctly. There is a technique called the Salzado method. It helps to get the Salzado technique right and then build on other skills. I did find a teacher in my neighborhood and plan on taking lessons. This is an instrument you have to take time to learn and then play. Patience and correctly practicing is the key to success. Personally, I am very happy with my harp and would recommend it to everyone.I consider myself an average instrumentalist....I have played the flute, piano, tin whistle, and a little guitar. I enjoy playing every instrument and they are all wonderful. However, I love the harp. Happy harping!🎶
