How to make professional horsehair strings for your Tagelharpa

[@DarshRS]

Bless you bro, for sharing your knoledge on the internet, you are using the internet for what it was suppose to be

[@anitaangyal4644]

I know someone who owns horses and thry were so kind as to gift me a strand of horsehair. I washed it thoroughly, made three new strings and just finished putting on this brand new set of strings. I even added the fine tuners from an old violin I still had lying around. Thank you so much for this great tutorial! ❤ It really helped a lot

[@barefootarts737]

That's interesting about knowing your finger position because of the colored twist. I never thought of that.

[@Sigiliada]

Спасибо за таблицу и пример, наконец-то понял, что это такое и как это делать. Снимаю шляпу, вы молодец.

[@langwolfendaniel]

I'm sorry if I tell you but your wrapping is very crude! However, the important thing is that it works, because the sound in terms of harmony seems good when you touch the strings! one thing shocks me! did he really only twist his hair 12 times??? I twisted them a lot more with the electric screwdriver to compact them as much as possible but perhaps this was my mistake! Thank you for this tip! I'll try

[@alysmarcus7747]

sure, i can see me doing this with the cat in the room. outside i think

[@Lee-ez2xb]

What price range should I shoot for? I see that tagelharpa is pretty pricy 😅

[@Aftenstorm]

@@Lee-ez2xb getting one under 250€ is pretty difficult

[@Aftenstorm]

I am actually having a sale in my shop now :) www.etsy.com/shop/EchoesoftheNorth