I have a Dusty Strings Celtic Harp, medium sized (I sit and play). The tuning pegs are square. If I buy this item, will it fit around the pegs?
161378
I solved my problem by taking my harp to a big hardware store and purchased a small hand wrench that it the pegs. For around $1.00. Works perfectly. I had my harp right there to fit the tuning pegs perfectly. So simple!
161379
It should. I have a Dusty Strings Ravenna 34-string, which is also a medium sized sit and play harp. The hole in this tuner is a little larger than the original key but it works fine, actually a little easier to move it between pegs than the original.
161380
Although my harp is not a Dusty Strings harp, it does have square shaped tuning pegs so my guess is it most likely would be what you need.
1969145
you need to buy peg dope. search for hidersine hiderpaste. it's a waxy compound that basically adds friction where the peg meets the hole. Allows the peg to hold with less force. This instrument has fine tuners anyway so the cheap pegs shouldn't be a problem.
1816164
You can indeed adjust it down to fit a uke. I myself use mine on my BC EAB and have it as low as i can get my Instrument hang for maxium Playability...
115465
Tuners are 3 on plate type. The winding pegs are a little over 3/8" probably .394. This does not mean the holes would be 10mm, but that is normal for these plates.
1439777
Lamps are all different sizes so try the same measurement as the lamp & figure one-third. A lot of a harp size depends on the shade. Measure the shade vertically. The harp could be the same measurement. Try different sizes & shapes to judge measurements. The shade ought to sit just low enough so the socket is covered.
317363
I'm not familiar with the design of your banjo. It fits a standard banjo beautifully.
1167785
As far as I know, they only make one "4/4" size tuner. I ordered it from Amazon, and they fit my 4/4 violin just fine.
636573
I am an adult beginner and can only tell you that with the instruction sheet included, I was able to set up the bridge, get it tuned to my piano, and rosin the bow so it makes sound. There is a solution given if the pegs tend to loosen causing the strings to go out of tune but all new strings tend to stretch at first so I'm confident that will not be a problem. I'm happy with my bargain purchase.
1650781
I'm sorry, I don't know. I ordered the tuning key for my daughter, and she has her harp with her at college. Her harp is a folk harp, three octaves, I think, maybe 38" tall. All I can tell you is that this key wasn't an exact fit, but it was close enough for her to use. (Then of course, she found her original peg key....)
978214
These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
2017745
You need to go to their web site download their Gibson templates, print them out actual size. At this point you need to hold printed out pieces of paper up to your guitar and make sure the holes lineup perfectly. The way I did this was to cut out the circles that represent the tuning pegs on the pieces of paper that were the closest, and then lay them over the tuning pegs on the guitar. They will need to line up perfectly.
1483371
It most certainly will. My granddaughter got a Melody Harp for her birthday but lost the tuning hammer. I checked out Melody Harp on line and found that this is sort of the universal tuner. Hope your little one enjoys the harp! You can get help with tuning on line
2244897
With a sheet of 60 grit sandpaper you can sand the length, width and height to fit almost any neck. Just lay the sandpaper between the frets and sand it to fit the curve of neck. A little tedious to get it just right but I would recommend ordering at least 2 of them. I broke the first one trying to force it in place because I hadn't sanded it evenly. Good Luck
1627621
I bought this harp for my sister and will forward your question to her. I think it will but you can call Rees in Rising Sun, IN
1536754
bonnie - I am having the same problem. most banjo pots are heavier. all banjos need to be fit to your style of play. your 2nd purchase should have been a strap. string or button connectors. a must. you don't want to attach the strap to the neck. need to find spot on the pot. does not have to go where they mounted the loop holes. I check my mail about every 3 weeks, sorry. I've made more changes. nice piece
1462797
yes I do think so, but make the hammer to fit the size you need for this lap harp. I hope I was of help to you.
1884664
My daughter owns the clarinet stand; she is the musician in the family. I asked her your question and she says that yes, the peg screws are all the same size. Hope that helps. I haven't a clue what it means. :)