I have order two other lap harp tuning tools and neither of them are the right size. Will this one work for the Small World Toys lap harp?
1022730
I finally went to a hardware store and bought two wrenches that fit..worked like a charm!
1022731
I don't know. I had to order several harp tuning tools until I found one that would fit my harp. Is it possible for you to return the tools that don't fit. Could you speak with the manufacturer of the harp to find out what size tuning tool would fit your harp? That's all I can suggest. I'm sorry.
317362
I would be very surprised if it didn't fit. My son's has a resonator and is pretty large in diameter. I think it measured at about 14 inches.
1650781
I'm sorry, I don't know. I ordered the tuning key for my daughter, and she has her harp with her at college. Her harp is a folk harp, three octaves, I think, maybe 38" tall. All I can tell you is that this key wasn't an exact fit, but it was close enough for her to use. (Then of course, she found her original peg key....)
1737659
I bought it for evenflo playard . Here is our playard you can see the which model and size .I hope this is helpful http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00ADW02VM/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?qid=1387477691&sr;=8-3π=SY200_QL40
1845031
Answer is NO--none of the orifices in the kit will be small enough for LP. I would try Sundberg America (appliance parts in USA)--Look them up on line.
626687
I was worried about that as well....mainly the size, which even though small, looked as though it wouldn't fit. After I bought my first I was very concerned about that and the next time I flew (either American or United) I carefully inspected he size ......It would work. However, all the laws are changing and maybe the size inch wise would stop the problem. The overheads are definitely big enough. I understand that many professional musicians have flown with their Rees harps and it seems that they have been able to get on board. Another version of this answer is I have no proof to offer.
1847125
Yes- as long as you are ordering the "Hello, Kitty" (30") model which is a 6 stringer-BUT there is also a 21" inch version and this would be classified as a 4 stringed "ukulele" which contains different artwork designing and only 4 tuning knobs. So- choose carefully to insure you get the one you want. "Monster High" also has a version of these instruments. You can always contact the seller through Amazon.com if there is a problem. Remember - these are "toys" at this price- not high quality instruments!
1894961
It would work with any ten holes harp. I just have a Suzuki as different grande from hohner,mand it fits perferct. I think it runs with all DIATONIC (ten holes) harmonicas
2239405
I believe the HOHNER GOLDEN MELODY is the standard 4 inches long. This harp holder will accommodate up to 4.25" x 1", so yes it will work.
2134350
I have no direct experience with tuning Banjo heads, however this tool works by measuring tension. If you banjo is tuned with mechanical tuners I am sure you would be able to repurpose this tool to your use.
1570679
Yes. I think that's all it works on. Love ours. In fact I had to buy a shorter harp and it works perfectly.
957381
Check the dimensions on the site. I bought this last year for a grandson but I bought the banjo at the same time.
1074260
They are not the same size. I tried to use it for the same thing and it would not work.
1159073
I think it could. If the diameter of the hole in your glass (or plastic) torchiere shade is the same as the internal diameter of the adapter (1-7/16"), then it should work. But note that the harp is only 5" tall. Depending on the bulb and drum lamp shade you want to use, you might need a taller harp. In that case, buy the harp and the adapter separately.
898727
As long as you have the tuner calibration set correctly it should tune any instrument. The calibration default is 440 which is standard for just about all stringed instruments. I use it to tune a banjo at 440 and a bagpipe at 475+ and it works great. It is one of the best tuners that I have ever use and being a chromatic tuner makes it very versatile.
1735750
It should fit without a problem, but......again, I really can't in any way recommend that you purchase this particular clarinet. I finally threw it in the trash can because I couldn't even find anyone who would take it for free.
249832
If it's a regular bluegrass model and not a "long neck", it should. "Left handed" doesn't change the dimensions, just the setup on the banjo.