I'm going to buy a harp.
My two options are this:
The first is a 21-inch "Baby Celtic" harp, with 12 strings. It includes an extra set of strings and a tuning hammer. The harp plus an instruction book would cost $92.90. I would also be buying a case for $30.51.

The other option is a 31-inch 19 string celtic harp. It includes an extra set of strings and a carrying case. The harp plus the same instruction book would cost $162.95, and I would need to buy the tuning hammer for $4.99.

Which one should I choose?
The smaller harp is beautiful (as is the larger harp) and it's cheaper, but it has less strings. Less strings= less notes=less complex music in the future.

Both are eligible for free shipping.

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a harp...

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Alyssa. =D

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If you're planning on playing it for a long period of time, and feel like its something you definitely want to stick to...Go for the More expensive one.

If it's something you know or feel like you definitely would not do in the next like ...2 years. Go for the cheaper one.

My mom never bought me a clarinet cause she thought i wouldn't actually play it. i proved her wrong >.<!

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