We have a large range of replacement strings not only for the harps that we sell but harps by many other makers including concert strings by Bow Brand, Burgundy and Camac. The spread sheet with costs which follows will give you an idea of what we have available.

A bit of background is that unlike piano octaves that run from B to C, octaves on a harp run from E to F. Also the first harp octave is in the treble going to the bass whereas the piano octaves go in the reverse direction. Lever harps do not necessarily start at the beginning of the first octave. Historically pedal harps have defined the harp octaves, for example the Grecian harp started with an E at the beginning of the 1st octave but later the pedal harp range of the Gothic harps and today’s modern pedal harp had higher notes, hence the “0” octave or “0”, “00” and “000”.

Harp strings come in a variety of gauges and materials and it is important that you install the correct string on your harp or damage may result. Do not assume that two harps with the same number of strings us the same gauge strings as every model can be different. Wrapped nylon strings are unique to each harp model and are not interchangeable. You should receive a string list when you purchase your harp so that you know what strings are needed. If not, we can usually help.