how do you install this pick up on a harp?
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I have two K&K's mounted on Weissenborns. I've found K&K customer service most helpful in mounting questions..
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On a harp, you should mount the sensors in separate locations directly on the soundboard, one toward the bass strings and the other toward the treble strings. Note that there is only about 12 inches of separation due to the way the pickup is constructed, but this should be enough for small or medium harps. For larger harps, you might consider a pickup that is specifically designed for harps, such as the Schatten CH-3A. Please let me know if you have any other questions.Ted BlueBlue Star Music858-312-1174 (M-F, 9-5 Pacific time)800-581-STAR (toll free within U.S.)http://www.bluestarmusic.com On a harp, you should mount the sensors in separate locations directly on the soundboard, one toward the bass strings and the other toward the treble strings. Note that there is only about 12 inches of separation due to the way the pickup is constructed, but this should be enough for small or medium harps. For larger harps, you might consider a pickup that is specifically designed for harps, such as the Schatten CH-3A. Please let me know if you have any other questions.Ted BlueBlue Star Music858-312-1174 (M-F, 9-5 Pacific time)800-581-STAR (toll free within... » Read More On a harp, you should mount the sensors in separate locations directly on the soundboard, one toward the bass strings and the other toward the treble strings. Note that there is only about 12 inches of separation due to the way the pickup is constructed, but this should be enough for small or medium harps. For larger harps, you might consider a pickup that is specifically designed for harps, such as the Schatten CH-3A. Please let me know if you have any other questions.Ted BlueBlue Star Music858-312-1174 (M-F, 9-5 Pacific time)800-581-STAR (toll free within U.S.)http://www.bluestarmusic.com « Show Less
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I have two K&K;'s mounted on Weissenborns. I've found K&K; customer service most helpful in mounting questions..
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I use it on a banjo, there is a sticky side on the base, but it's not very functional. I rigged up some tape to keep it stable and the nodes. Not sure how it would work for a harp. The pick up itself works very great
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What I can tell you, there is no "harp". The shade is held in place by a screwed on filial. However, I have not updated this lamp to the new bulbs. I am quite sure it will work. At least you don't have to worry about the harp. I hope this helps.
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No this shade just has an eye that fits on the threaded end of a harp. A harp is an arm that has the hardware that goes on the lamp and the shade screws on top of it. I bought this shade because i was making a lamp out of a 1.75 L whiskey bottle and i had to buy my socket and all my hardware individually. You can find all of this hardware at home depot in the lighting section (there should be a whole endcap for lamp accessories). You can buy a harp there so you can use this shade. But if you don't want to do that then this lamp shade will not work for you as it will not mount to a lamp without a harp.
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Simply clip it to the headstock and turn it on to start tuning. It works great.
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It attaches to the bolt on top of the harp and is fastened with a finial. The harp is the armature that rises from the bulb socket on either side of the light bulb.
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Not sure about that... The sound hole on my nylon string guitar is a bit small for the pickup. I did try to see if would fit if I took the strings off and got at it that way, but that was all to no avail as the last time I used the pickup I stood on the cord when I stood up and it has broken the lead (the way the cord hangs from such pickups is a bit of a problem, I think) - so at the moment nothing works! However, the manual says: "We recommend you string your guitar with bronze or phosphor bronze strings to achieve the best response from the pickup."
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I just stick an old ice pick down through the plug. It is long and has a handle, so it is very easy.
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Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so much. I think you'll enjoy it, too. Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so... » Read More Matt, It's a combinations. As you see in the picture on the right side of the instrument, you slide your thumb or fingers on what looks like a grate. As you slide them it give the impression of a harp. If you tap your fingers in various places, it sounds like single strings but I don't what string name it is. The buttons on the left side are the chords, major, minor, 7th. It also come with a Melody keyboard overlay which I haven't learned as of yet. I don't know what bend notes/chords are but I have played to chords together if they were close enough. I still have a lot to learn. It does so much. I think you'll enjoy it, too. « Show Less
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You just stick twist the 2 pieces together and then pull it a certain way and then it stands correctly. It took some fiddling but the guitar now stands perfectly on it
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Hello the uno adapter allowed me to put a harp on the lamp so I could use a regular lamp shade. Pryor to that the style of the old one was impossible to find. If you take the harp off you should be able to use different style shades without any interference. I hope this helps
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Yes you can still here the harp acoustically. It has the pick up on the side. It does not come with EQ or the fine tuning
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There's a battery bag that is fastened inside the body of the acoustic via very strong and secure Velcro at installation. You loosen the strings, reach your hand in and pull the bag out. Put a 9V in the bag and re fasten the Velcro. Then you restring and you're good to go! Piece of cake. This has to be one of the best acoustic pickups out there right now. Dig it. Hope this helps!
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I'm afraid I can't really answer. I bought it to tune the harp and was told I need the little clip on mic to pick up the tune when I have it clipped to the harp. I have not used it for anything else.
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There is a little tool that came in the package, a small circle with a hook on the end. Slip the little hook thru the holes on the grill and pull gently. Took me a while to figure it out too.
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There's a suction cup on the pickup, so you just lick it and slap it onto the body of the guitar. Mine tends to come off after a short while and needs to be restuck, but plenty of reviewers say they haven't had that problem. I will say that I regret spending $10 on mine, as it's basically worthless. The sound it picks up is so minimal that I have to literally crank my amp up all the way just to get enough sound to fill a bedroom. Again, apparently many people don't have that problem, but with such a hit-or-miss product you're probably better off spending a little more money on a better one.
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I am sorry but I really don't understand the question. The shade is a typical lamp shade that you put on the harp and then fasten it with a screw on cap. Hope this is what you are looing for.
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I believe it is called a pick guard. It comes with the uke but isn't attached. You attach it if you want it. I left it off of mine. Hope this helps.