Re: [Harp-L] PT Gazell is the man

["Dan Berger" <dberger1@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Steve Wrote:
> There's also a nice distinct reed flutter when it's hit just right that I
> don't hear on nearly all other harps.  You hear it in William Clarke,
> Piazza, Johnny Rover, Harman, San Pedro Slim, Gruenling, and of course the
> octave guru George Smith as well as many others.  With many harps the 
> reeds
> just seem to blend together without the ''separate'' tonal character that
> each reed presents.
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My ear is very aware of the sound you're talking about,
particularly from some of these  players..
Is it because of the 1896's? in other words do all these folks play that 
type of harp and that enhances that particular(COOL!) sound?

Dan