News from Asheville Wind Harps 1/26/09

I am proud to introduce my new windharp display. The windharp display is a convenient and compact way to display Aeolian harps at shows and in retail, and gallery settings. It measures a mere 8 inches deep, 3 feet wide, and 5 1/2 feet tall. It features a stained glass window, and 2 racks for showcasing additional harps. Hidden behind the window pane and sill is a wind simulator with a timing circuit to vary wind speed. Mounted to the side of the display is a switch to turn on (or off) the wind simulator. The display breaks down into five peices for easy transport.

Also, keep checking back as a new windharp is in the works and will be posted soon. It will sport chrome sound holes and tuning pegs, a cedar soundboard, and burled cocobola sides. The body style is a radical departure from the former "boxy" models.