Hear samples of various harps from our online store. More samples are coming soon!
Lyon & Healy Silhouette (Electric)
Lyon & Healy Harps presents the Silhouette, the newest addition to the electric lever harp family. The Silhouette is an electric lever harp with a sleek and innovative design, which allows for both stationary and mobile performances. Each string has it own piezo pick-up, the very same pick-ups used on Lyon & Healy's electroacoustic 2000 series. With 33 strings, the Silhouette has an impressive range from 6th Octave C to 1st Octave G. Comparatively lightweight at 17 pounds approximately, the harpist has the freedom to be as expressive in their movement as they are with their music.
Listen to arpeggi and chords!
Lyon & Healy Style 2000 CG Concert Grand (Electroacoustic)
For performance harpists who want the flexibility of both an acoustic and an electric harp there is Lyon & Healy's Electroacoustic harp. Like our acoustic harps, the Electroacoustic harp features a resonant solid Sitka Spruce soundboard giving it a similar feel and sound thus making the transition from acoustic to electric a natural one. Because of this, the harpist can perform either electrically or acoustically without a substantial compromise in the acoustic quality of sound.
Lyon & Healy Style 2000 GP Grand Petite (Electroacoustic)
For performance harpists who want the flexibility of both an acoustic and an electric harp there is Lyon & Healy's Electroacoustic harp. Like our acoustic harps, the Electroacoustic harp features a resonant solid Sitka Spruce soundboard giving it a similar feel and sound thus making the transition from acoustic to electric a natural one. Because of this, the harpist can perform either electrically or acoustically without a substantial compromise in the acoustic quality of sound.
Lyon & Healy Style 2000 SG Semi-Grand (Electroacoustic)
For performance harpists who want the flexibility of both an acoustic and an electric harp there is Lyon & Healy's Electroacoustic harp. Like our acoustic harps, the Electroacoustic harp features a resonant solid Sitka Spruce soundboard giving it a similar feel and sound thus making the transition from acoustic to electric a natural one. Because of this, the harpist can perform either electrically or acoustically without a substantial compromise in the acoustic quality of sound.
