Stoney End Anne Double Strung Harp: Unboxing and Review 

just found you while researching "steel drums" also love harp but thanks for all the wonderful videos to watch!

As usual, a great review

I went ahead and emailed Eve Stone asking about this model and why they discontinued it, and here is what she said: We made about 10 Anne doubles total, but one had major problems. The tension was just too much for the Anne double harp. So, no, we do not make this as a double anymore. Besides, the Anne double weighed about 15 pounds and was definitely not a lap harp. However, we can still make you a single-strung Anne.

Thanks for the comparison. It's been impossible to compare and contrast, due to COVID as well as the great distance between makers.

Thank you for sharing your harp discoveries online. I love watching your review videos - super helpful for deciding which lap harp I will eventually purchase (since I cannot possibly buy as many as you). How do you find the time to maintain them all ?

Beautiful voice of your harp. I'm getting Meghan harp.

OMG! I have a large collection of lever harps (mostly single-strung), but I just got my first double-strung--a preowned Rees Double Aberdeen 36x2 (no longer made) in the optional lower A-A stringing, and I LOVE it! However, I'm still wanting a smaller double-strung, as well. I've been thinking about a Stoney End Brittany or Brea double, or a Rees Double Morgan Meghan, or a Marini Made Bass Double. However, I didn't realize that Stoney End had ever made a double that ended on the C below middle-C. Do you have any idea why they discontinued it? I wish this model were still an option!

I have always wanted to learn to play the harp. Oh I am watching your unboxing… that is so beautiful…. Do you sell harps? I can afford $800 to $1000. It has to be American made. I have a thumb piano I bought in W. Va. Can you refer me to someone, plz.

Found your channel thanks to the RU-vid algorithm. If you’re looking for something different to play in the string family, check out a Taishogoto. Super easy to play, cheap on the secondhand market, great sound (most can be electrified), and a load of fun.

Hello! Thanks for such a nice video! I just saw you introducing the mini harps you own. I'm just a beginner and learned about a month with Harpscicle harp which I lent it from a company that sells. I use Camac 38 strings only when I get a lesson from a harp class. However, as I've been searching more, I find out that there are quite a lot of brands that I didn't know. The double string harp is really interesting and I would like to know if you recommend it for beginners? Actually I'm looking for my first harp to buy. I live in S.Korea and the most popular one is Harpscicle as a lap harp. My teacher advise me to buy a good one if I could afford. I want it to be more than at least 26 strings and be compact and that does not take much space, but then I found Harpscicle not much comfortable that I got some pain after playing it. I don,t have a good back though.. so I'm waiting for my harp stand to be arrived soon. Is there any recommendation for 1st harp to buy? Because of spatial issue I won't be able to get bigger floor harps.. at the moment.😞 Sorry for too long messages and thanks in advance!🙂

So interesting! I am in love with your videos. One of the reasons I'll be buying my first lyre soon is because of watching you! I was wondering what is your zodiac sign? 💖

Is there any chance you would be willing to sell this harp?

How you can learn arp

+1 like for the kid :D