Can anyone confirm that the G is a "Low G" and not a "high G"? (believe it or not I recently ordered a harp that was called a "G" and it was a high G)
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It is indeed a low G :)..........................I filled out the case latter with a Bb and an F and now I'm pretty well set. Great deal on this.
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This is not the kind of sound that you want for your harp. Unless you just want to get good loud mids. In the case of my piano, bass and high pitched notes were awfully distorted.
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If it states low g that should be what youre looking at. If it does not state anything i would assume high g
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gn is for grains, g is grams. If you are using this scale for reloading make sure it is set to gn. You have to use grams (g) for calibrating the scale.I have found mine to be very reliable for a travel/inexpensive scale always +-1gn. As for ct I have no idea what it is for.
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That must be a typo. I have a tenor- it is 26.5 inches. I have 4 Ukuleles....my luna mahogany tattoo is my favorite (aside from my 6 string uke).
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I wish I could answer you more intelligently on that question! Here's what I do know and understand.... when all the holes are covered it plays a C. Same notes as my small recorder - the tenor recorder is just an octave lower. (note to self: pay attention in theory class)
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Yes. I think that's all it works on. Love ours. In fact I had to buy a shorter harp and it works perfectly.
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Hi bill I switched the 12ax7 to a 12au7 the tone is a little better easy to switch and I bought some harmonica pedals from lone wolf blues co I got a harp delay and harp tone helps a lot www.lonewolfblues.com
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The harmony "G" is for Guitars. The Harmony "M" is for keyboards. Hope that helps
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the case that this comes in is made in china but the harps are truley made in germany and are of the expexted quality I HAVE used for more than 35 years as a professional player don't worry just play and enjoy there rich tones they produce
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Mine came as a high G string. I'm not sure I'd put a wound G string on this uke, but if you used a heavier unwound G you could probably do the low G tuning. Hope this helps!
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Unfortunately it's only 5"...I also needed a 10". I never did find a 10" set, instead I just bought the right size harp and used it with the ring that came with this set.
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I don't think I'll be much help. Got it for my husband to annoy me with, lol. We are not really a musical family. I did pull it out of the box though and I couldn't find anything on the box or the didgeridoo about it being tuned to any specific key. I'd think that with it being a natural sound made by the curvature of the instrument and a cheaper version at that... it probably hasn't been tuned for any specific key.
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Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so much. I think you'll enjoy it, too. Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so... » Read More Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so much. I think you'll enjoy it, too. « Show Less
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Yes, it sure does . . . you've got to get the right size harp (I think I bought 10 in harp. Looks wonderful by the way. Good luck!
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No it's not, G scale is a larger scale then O and not compatable with each other.
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I use it on a banjo, there is a sticky side on the base, but it's not very functional. I rigged up some tape to keep it stable and the nodes. Not sure how it would work for a harp. The pick up itself works very great