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Using Fishing Line and Weed Whacker Line for Folk Harps

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Date: 05/02/2006 Topic: Repair > Miscellaneous  
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Does anyone out there play a folk harp? Here's a $-saving tip - You can use fishing line for your harp strings. Compare the gauge needed with the heaviness of fishing line used for deep sea fishing. (And you can use weed-whacker line for the bass strings.) It's all monofilament, after all.

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