The harp is a diatonic instrument that requires levers to play in different keys without retuning. Celtic harp levers are installed individually, one per string. The cost for a full set can represent a substantial amount of the cost the instrument. Many beginner harpists order them for the C's, F's and B's only, but many teachers will advise you to buy as many as you can afford.

Levers that do not have strings stoppers (two contact points) do not work really well for the middle and low ranges of the harp as they cannot hold the vibration of the strings and the strings will buzz or lose tone. Levers with string stoppers are more expensive.

We install only levers sets with string stoppers in the mid and low range: Camac, Truitt, Loveland and Josephus levers. 

Professional look, best quality recommended for the Dayspring harp: $26 each	Beautiful look, good quality recommended for most harps: $22 each	A dependable choice - special order: $22 each	Economic, good  functionality: $13  each
Camac Levers (chrome plated on brass)	Truitt Levers (gold plated on brass)	Loveland Levers (brass & plastic)	Josephus Levers (brass & nylon)