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Dusty Strings Concert Gut Lever Harp

byMike Lawson
January 19, 2015
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The Boulevard, Dusty Strings

The Boulevard, Dusty Strings

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The Boulevard, Dusty Strings
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Dusty Strings has introduced The Boulevard, a new 34-string lever harp with concert tension gut strings, designed specifically for classical players and students. Portable and affordable, with a warm, full sound, this harp is an ideal choice for budget-minded schools and students. The harp comes with a case and was made in the U.S.

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