Dusty Strings Crescendo 34

$9,500.00
  • 34 strings, 4¾ octaves

  • Solid sapele neck, back & sides

  • Comfortable hybrid-stave soundbox

  • Laminated Finland birch soundboard

  • Removable stand included

range

  • 34 strings

  • 4¾ octaves

  • Low: C two octaves below middle C

  • High: A 2¾ octaves above middle C

width

  • Widest part of harp (front to back): 27½ inches

height

  • Height at back of harp: 44 inches

  • Height at front of harp: 48 inches

  • Stand adds 5, 7½, or 11 inches

  • Maximum soundbox width: 13½ inches

weight

  • Harp: approximately 22 pounds

  • Stand adds 2 pounds

  • Case adds 7 pounds

Note: the weight can vary by up to 2 pounds, depending on the density of the particular tree from which the harp was made.

wood

  • Sides, back, neck and pillar: solid sapele

  • Soundboard: laminated Finland birch

string type

  • Treble and upper mid-range: nylon monofilament

  • Lower mid-range: nylon core with nylon wrap

  • Bass: steel core with metal wrap

The Crescendo 34 includes a removable four-legged stand and a standard T-handle tuning wrench, deluxe carry bag and Camac levers as standard.

The Crescendo 34 is great blend of affordability, portability and depth of sound in a 4¾-octave range. With solid sapele wood neck, back and sides and a laminated birch soundboard (like the Allegro 26), the Crescendo 34 has a clear, bright sound with a deep, resonant bass.

For playing comfort, we've added facets on the upper corners of the back. This clever "hybrid staveback" design provides the ergonomic benefits of our popular staveback harps at a portion of the cost.

To keep the carrying size to a minimum while giving maximum flexibility of playing height, the Crescendo 34 includes an innovative removable stand. It has 5-inch legs and nestles into the base of the harp, attaching in seconds with the twist of a knob and without turning the harp upside down. 8-inch legs are an option for those who prefer more height. For those who like a lower height, the harp balances beautifully on the ground without the stand. The stand comes apart to fit in the case pockets.

The Crescendo 34 delivers a great combination of range, performance and value in an elegant and easy-to-manage harp.

  • 34 strings, 4¾ octaves

  • Solid sapele neck, back & sides

  • Comfortable hybrid-stave soundbox

  • Laminated Finland birch soundboard

  • Removable stand included

range

  • 34 strings

  • 4¾ octaves

  • Low: C two octaves below middle C

  • High: A 2¾ octaves above middle C

width

  • Widest part of harp (front to back): 27½ inches

height

  • Height at back of harp: 44 inches

  • Height at front of harp: 48 inches

  • Stand adds 5, 7½, or 11 inches

  • Maximum soundbox width: 13½ inches

weight

  • Harp: approximately 22 pounds

  • Stand adds 2 pounds

  • Case adds 7 pounds

Note: the weight can vary by up to 2 pounds, depending on the density of the particular tree from which the harp was made.

wood

  • Sides, back, neck and pillar: solid sapele

  • Soundboard: laminated Finland birch

string type

  • Treble and upper mid-range: nylon monofilament

  • Lower mid-range: nylon core with nylon wrap

  • Bass: steel core with metal wrap

The Crescendo 34 includes a removable four-legged stand and a standard T-handle tuning wrench, deluxe carry bag and Camac levers as standard.

The Crescendo 34 is great blend of affordability, portability and depth of sound in a 4¾-octave range. With solid sapele wood neck, back and sides and a laminated birch soundboard (like the Allegro 26), the Crescendo 34 has a clear, bright sound with a deep, resonant bass.

For playing comfort, we've added facets on the upper corners of the back. This clever "hybrid staveback" design provides the ergonomic benefits of our popular staveback harps at a portion of the cost.

To keep the carrying size to a minimum while giving maximum flexibility of playing height, the Crescendo 34 includes an innovative removable stand. It has 5-inch legs and nestles into the base of the harp, attaching in seconds with the twist of a knob and without turning the harp upside down. 8-inch legs are an option for those who prefer more height. For those who like a lower height, the harp balances beautifully on the ground without the stand. The stand comes apart to fit in the case pockets.

The Crescendo 34 delivers a great combination of range, performance and value in an elegant and easy-to-manage harp.