BeePee
12 posts
Sep 24, 2017
6:23 AM
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The second in the TwinDiatonic series is up: the TremoloHarp. Available in Seydel, Easttop, Hohner & Suzuki versions. More info:
TremoloHarp
Last Edited by BeePee on Sep 24, 2017 6:25 AM
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WinslowYerxa
1429 posts
Sep 24, 2017
11:55 AM
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Why not offer tremolo tuning in the switchable Octa Harp format?
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BeePee
13 posts
Sep 24, 2017
2:19 PM
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You lost me there Winslow...?
The TremoloHarp is in the same TwinDiatonic format as the Octaharp. In fact they use the same front unit, so you could use it for ocatve or tremolo playing - but not at the same time!
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Mahcks
92 posts
Sep 24, 2017
5:09 PM
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I think what he's talking about would be like having the two harps in the OctaHarp Selectable format. Seems like something that could be accomplished with a custom Seydel. You'd have to modify the slide to only travel half the distance so that both slots are open.
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WinslowYerxa
1430 posts
Sep 24, 2017
7:21 PM
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I mean the one where you have one harp mounted behind the other and can switch the back harp on and off.
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BeePee
14 posts
Sep 25, 2017
12:02 PM
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Ah... It could work as long as both harps are low pitched. The long travel to the rear harp means it needs to be a low key. I haven't established how high you can go before tuning problems become an issue, but I'd guess G?
Certainly interested to hear if someone tries it, but it won't be me. I've never liked Tremolo harps ;-)
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