What type of harp should a beginner buy?

Beginners typically do best with a lever harp that’s easy to transport and simple to learn on. Choose a size that fits your goals—smaller string-count harps are great for learning fundamentals, while larger models offer a wider range as you advance.

What is a lever harp (Celtic harp)?

A lever harp—often called a Celtic harp—has small levers on the neck that raise individual strings by a half-step. This allows you to change keys and play sharps/flats more easily without retuning the entire harp.

How do I choose between different string counts?

String count affects range and repertoire. Fewer strings are lighter and more portable, while more strings provide a broader note range for advanced pieces. If you’re unsure, start with a size that matches the music you want to play and where you’ll use the harp (home, lessons, travel, or performance).

Do your harps come with levers installed?

Many lever harps are offered with levers installed, but availability depends on the specific model. Please check the product page details for what is included with each harp.

What accessories do I need for a new harp?

Most harpists start with a tuning key and a protective carrying bag or cover. Many customers also keep spare strings on hand for quick replacement and maintenance.

How often should I tune my harp?

New strings and new harps need more frequent tuning as the strings stretch. In general, tune before each practice session or performance. Over time, your harp will stabilize and hold tuning better with consistent care.

How do I replace a harp string?

String replacement varies by harp model and string type. Typically, you remove the broken string, attach the new string at the soundboard end, thread it through the tuning pin, and tune gradually up to pitch. If you need help, contact us with your model and the string you’re replacing.

Do you ship harps across the United States?

Yes, we ship within the United States. Shipping options, costs, and delivery estimates are shown at checkout and may vary by harp size and destination.

Can I track my order?

Yes. Once your order ships, you’ll receive tracking information by email so you can monitor delivery progress.

What is your return policy?

Return eligibility depends on the item and condition upon delivery. Please review the store’s return policy page for the most accurate details, including timelines and any exceptions for instruments and accessories.

How do I care for and store my harp?

Store your harp in a stable environment away from extreme heat, cold, or humidity. Use a padded bag or cover for protection, avoid direct sunlight for long periods, and keep the harp clean and dry.

How can I contact Royal Harps for help choosing a harp?

You can reach us through the Contact page. Share your experience level, the music you want to play, and whether you need portability—then we’ll recommend the best harp options for your needs.

Nylon Harp Strings Set - 19 Strings Available in Clear, Red & Blue

$22.36 USD $28.76 USD

Nylon Harp Strings Set - 19 Strings Available in Clear, Red & Blue

$22.36 USD $28.76 USD

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Nylon harp strings set overview

Experience a symphony of sound with the Royal Harps Nylon Harp Strings Set. This carefully crafted set includes 19 strings, tailored to meet the diverse needs of harpists. Available in three vibrant colors: clear, red, and blue, it adds a touch of elegance and personalization to your instrument.

String quality and material

The Royal Harps set offers premium nylon strings known for their durability and tonal clarity. Each string is meticulously manufactured to ensure consistent sound quality and optimal tension across all playing conditions. Whether performing on stage or practicing at home, these strings are designed to enhance your musical experience.

Variety and versatility

This versatile set is compatible with various harp models, offering flexibility to musicians at different skill levels. The color options allow you to choose according to your personal style or thematic performance needs, ensuring that your harp not only sounds its best but also visually complements your aesthetic preferences.