19-String Mahogany Lap Lyre Harp with Resonating Chamber

A 19-String Lyre Harp in Solid Mahogany This 19-string lyre harp is carved from a single piece of imported mahogany, chosen for its density and hardness to support clear, stable sound conduction. The one-piece construction helps keep the tone full and consistent across the instrument. With 19 strings, it offers a noticeably wider range than 7- or 10-string harps, allowing you to play a greater variety of melodies without constantly retuning between songs. The instrument is tuned to the C major scale, and the shorter strings produce the higher pitches. Box-Type Resonating Chamber for Richer Tone The box-type body features a resonating chamber that increases volume and extends sustain. The left and right surfaces form a circular sound space, allowing each note to vibrate fully. This design gives the treble a clearer, crisper character while the bass remains thicker and more resonant. The result is a harp that fills a room with sound, whether you are playing for yourself or for an audience. Comfortable to Hold and Built to Last The rounded edges make the harp comfortable and safe to hold, while the ringed end adds stability and helps maintain consistent intonation. Each string hole is reinforced with metal, which withstands string tension and prevents the strings from cutting into the wood. The metal saddles also transmit vibration effectively and protect the body, contributing to a longer service life. Easy to Learn and Ready for Any Occasion This harp suits beginners and enthusiasts alike. It is portable enough to take to parties, gatherings, stage performances, celebrations, recordings, picnics, and other indoor or outdoor events. It also makes a thoughtful gift for relatives, friends, classmates, children, or fellow musicians. What You Receive Your purchase includes one 19-string lyre harp. Please note that the instrument requires tuning on arrival. The strings may be unstable during the first tuning session, so patience is needed. Using a tuning app can help, and the strings should settle after roughly a week of repeated tuning.