I play the autoharp and need to sit down when I play. Do you think this would work for taking along to play at farmer's markets and such?
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I agree with midwestmom when it comes to being too low. You would need something more sturdy that has more heft to it. You'll also need something better than the cloth that's on top of this stool. It'll give out with that much use. I wouldn't want you to get hurt if it ripped apart while you were playing. Please, get something heavier for your safety!!! I hope this helps.
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MORE IMPORTANT THAN HEIGHT FOR YOUR USE: Ensure the square of ground where you set up the stool is 100% level. The stool has 4 discrete contact points with the ground so there is little possibility of an even sitting position if you set up on sand, grass, etc. Also, since the science behind the stool is ruled by non-rigid tension/compression members, the chair will tend to noticeably deform if not leveled at the base! I know that for a musician a stable chair is a must. FYI.
1026642
Hard for me to say since I don't play the harp, it may be too low. Also, it could wobble a bit with arm movement. Certainly it is portable and pretty comfortable. Hope that is helpful.
1026643
This is a great little stool. I purchased two for my son and I to sit on at the Macys parade. Pretty comfy and very compact. You can adjust the height some but your only drawback here may be how low you may be.
471929
You wouldn't be comfortable because of the hard plastic pieces on the back. Sometimes they bother me when I am reclining. Give it a try and find out for yourself how it feels.
992682
Yes. My husband says there is one trouble with this product and that is it becomes uncomfortable when you need to sit for a long period of time.
280725
An adult could play it. I've played my son's. But unless you are particularly petite I would not recommend it for everyday play.
142155
I don't see why not. I use it on a 3 string mountain dulcimer and it is super accurate and the dial is easy to read. It has several modes and you need to find the one that works best for your instrument. I would like to use it on autoharp but I have not found a way to attach it. The mount is intended for a flat place like the guitar and my dulcimer.
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In my estimation you don't really need a rifle rest. I'm 65 years old and don't like carrying in extra stuff as I had to pack it in a little over a mile. You can rest on the bar that goes around in front of you. I shot a 4X4 muley at about 50 yds with mine using a muzzle loader and a red dot sight this year from my Summit Viper SD. He crossed in front of me and dropped about 25yds later after being hit through both lungs.
1373609
I use the harp tuning tool on a harp, and have no experience with the autoharp. Sorry, can't be of help.
1649623
Due to the size and thickness of the unit it may not be comfortable to sit in bed and lean on it while its in use. Sit in a chair is the best position to use in my opionon. Good luck
952290
Yes it would, I may do that myself thanks for the idea. If there are wind gusts you may get some movement but overall it should be no different than you sitting it up in your own home. Except that it would be outdoors. Hope this helped you.
1722021
No, I wouldn't recommend it. It gets too tight when you sit very long. It works better when you are up moving around doing something.
1195852
It can be worn while sitting. How one positions oneself depends entirely on the user - it's whatever is most comfortable for you. Thank you for shopping with DGS Novelties!
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The CC model appears to have had the corners "melted" or ground to a smoother contour. I would expect it to work the same.Comfort when sitting would depend on holster placement. When directly on the side of your body it should not interfere with a bent leg or pressing into your back. You should be able to make adjustments to suit you.
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Unless you are doing studio recording, the fine tuners are overkill. Most amateur combos aren't perfectly in tune anyways. You can get the autoharp tuned beautifully without the fine tuner. If you play live, the tuner becomes a bottleneck by making replacing a string take 5 to ten times as long. Unless you play with top notch professionals or make studio recordings, I doubt that the fine tuners would make a noticeable difference for most ears.
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I believe so. I bought it to play myself, for fun. You might want to ask other buyers as well.
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Hi. I am not sure how this rest would do for instinctive shooting. I mounted this on. A compound. For my instinctive shooting I use my homemade longbow with a carved shelf I did. And i don't look down the arrow. I point and shoot. Sorry couldn't be much help.
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Yes its great for sitting. Right height and surprisingly comfortable. Really a great buy. I got them for trade shows and many many people sat on them and they kept up well. The storage is really nice too. I wouldn't hesitate to get one for my home. Hope this helps- ag
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I added a mini bungie cord to each side of it, too. I have leather seats though so with fabric seats it may not be much of an issue.