Fingered String Instrument Harp Like

I bought a 34 string harp that weights about 30 lbs. After much research, I decided to get the Tri-Kart 800 and B&H had the best price.The Kart is easy to load and steers like a dream. I take my harp to class every week and would not leave home without it! It is also easy to fold up and store.The only thing it didn't have is the bicycle type handle, which can be ordered separately.

Really fantastic big string sound in the VSL instrument family.

Dust cover, stretchy material, pull string to tighten around instrument base. Plenty of slack to fit just about any keyboard 49-61 keys.

Great inexpensive tuner for my Auto Harp!

* Using for vocal recordings * Like that Hi Z instrument jacks are on front * Inserts for compressor and/or EQ are great * The huge variety of digital output options at this price are unmatched * Very clean sound * It does take some experimentation to get a good output level on it, but I got it * User Manual could be better, but at least it has one!

Like all K&M stands, this properly supports the instrument, is built out of durable materials, and folds up to a compact size. K&M makes the best stands for woodwinds on the market-I use them exclusively.

Instead of a standard size SD shell that you insert a micro into, this is great for fumble fingered me to cut down on dropping and losing these tiny cards. Great device!

These come with integral fingered gloves, built int the mitten. I wanted separate glove liners, so I could remove the mitten when the temps get warmer, so I cut out the glove liner and used a pair of the Heat glove liners which I had from before. I used the combo for photographing wildlife in Yellowstone's extreme cold this winter. Worked well.

it gives me the sound I,m looking for in a harmonica mic. The volume control is definitely a big plus. If your blowin harp- this is the mic to use.

A quick way to not string cables across the stage.