What is the throat (harp) measurement?
1095613
I get approximately 9 x 6.5. It's hard to get an exact measurement because there are some curves. I put my Designio onto a Gracie queen size frame. My quilt was not a full queen size which I would say is about 108 inches, but it was somewhere in the area of 90 some inches wide by 90 some inches long. It also was not really puffy. It was actually two pieces of fabric covering an old quilt that I used as batting, which made for a little more loft than usual, but like I said, not puffy. I still had plenty of room left in the harp at the end.
2278799
2 3/4 inches at the base. 2 inches at seam between base and mouthpiece. 4 3/4 inches high. The hole you breath through is 5/8 of an inch inside and 3/4 of an inch on the outside.
2201426
The measurement from neck to waist is adjustable. You adjust this measurement between the upper torso and the lower torso.
760802
It is a ten inch harp, and all else is just standard sized! I was very pleased to be able to fix two old lamps with these, all by myself! Go for it!
25821
Less than an inch. It's very accurate and if you can use it, well worth the money.
213277
It was for my father. I believe he meausred around, with a soft tape measure just above the ear. Hope this helps!
2239407
The HH01 will accommodate 10 hole diatonics up to 4.25 inches in length. However, keep in mind that the HH01 doesn't offer much in the way of adjustment. From the reviews I've read, most users find it sits too high, and reverse the neck piece to bring it down a little. I had to make additional modifications to make it work for me, including CAREFULLY bending the frame, to get the right height and tilt (for me). If your concern is a proper fit to your anatomy you may want to consider the fully adjustable Hohner (approx. $50). Otherwise, if the Golden Melody is 4.25" in length or less, it should fit. The HH01 will accommodate 10 hole diatonics up to 4.25 inches in length. However, keep in mind that the HH01 doesn't offer much in the way of adjustment. From the reviews I've read, most users find it sits too high, and reverse the neck piece to bring it down a little. I had to make additional modifications to make it work for me, including CAREFULLY bending the frame, to get the right height and tilt (for me). If your concern is a proper fit to your anatomy you may want to consider the fully adjustable Hohner (approx. $50). Otherwise, if the Golden Melody is 4.25" in length or less,... » Read More The HH01 will accommodate 10 hole diatonics up to 4.25 inches in length. However, keep in mind that the HH01 doesn't offer much in the way of adjustment. From the reviews I've read, most users find it sits too high, and reverse the neck piece to bring it down a little. I had to make additional modifications to make it work for me, including CAREFULLY bending the frame, to get the right height and tilt (for me). If your concern is a proper fit to your anatomy you may want to consider the fully adjustable Hohner (approx. $50). Otherwise, if the Golden Melody is 4.25" in length or less, it should fit. « Show Less
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Using a measurement of the circumference of the throat at the base of the neck, then:Small 13" - 15" (33 - 38 cm)Medium 16" - 19" (40.5 - 48.25 cm)Large 20" - 23" (51 - 58.5 cm)
665373
The tuner fits square shaped knobs on most autoharps and lap harps. I believe if you can go to the tuning hammer website it will give you dimensions.
507192
Jackson Galaxy's web site has a link to a video that tell's you how. Neck and chest measurements. I think it is a YouTube.
679632
It's not that small. My husband had a 19" throat and it is comfortable on him. The only problem we had with them is if it windy you can't hear very well
233510
I don't really remember. I returned it because I just couldn't get the intonation to adjust properly.
695155
I measure the clearance at the end of the fingerboard at 5 and 3.5 millimeters, for the G & E strings respectively, which seem to be the go-to values. (There is no absolute standard for this.) The clearance at the nut should be one half the width of the strength, and although I did not measure mine, this seems about right. One more consideration is scoop, which also seems to be about right.
2193475
The inside dimension is in the shape of the harp with the longest length at 23". Hope this helps.
938620
The bottom of the harp is nearly 1". The clamp portion (at the top of the harp) is 3/4". I bought 2 heights of these holders, and both are fairly sturdy, but the 3" height tips over easier than the 1-3/4" height. Harp dimensions are the same for both.
1404083
I use a UV-5R so you might reference it's manual and compare. My neck is was 16", not sure now since losing weight but throat mic is flexible enough to accommodate.
1895024
There is a microphone plug. I use the green bullet microphone which works great, at least for playing harp.