Clive Morley Harps

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Clive Morley Harps for: folk harps; therapy harps; lap / travel harps; antique harps; electro harps; pedal harps; concert harps; harp kits; harp strings; harp stools; sheet music for the harp; harp tuners; harp stands; music stands; harp concerts; harp events; harp lessons; harp teachers; teach the harp; learn to play the harp; harp hire; harp history; harp museum and much more harp related equipment and accessories.

UK-based harp manufacturers and harp suppliers but offering delivery worldwide.

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How Should I Take Care of My Harp's Pedals?

First, when the harp is not in use, make sure that the pedals are all left in the flat position with all the strings in the open position. If this is not done, unnecessary force will be put on the disc and they will become more prone to breaking.

If transporting the harp at any time, take care that the pedals do not get bent in transit.
Be aware that if pedal felts become worn, buzzes will appear in the natural and sharp positions. This is due to the rods becoming effectively lengthened and therefore not turning the disc forks on as far as they should.

Click on the What's New Section to find out about the latest additions to our website and product range.