Lyre Harp - Orchestral Strings Instrument, with Tuning Wrench

My 9 year old wants to learn the lyre, but not knowing if he'd really want to continue with it we didn't want to spend a ton of money. For the price we felt like this was a good option, the quality is there, good sound.

The size is perfect for what I needed for, it is placed on my altar like Kings David's harp.. the quality of the wood is good and it sounds very nice. Recommended 100%

Arrived on time, is as described, and sounds great. Even came with tuning tool, picks, and extra strings. Kids love it and it stands up to their antics.

Let me give you the cons first:1. The 7 String Lyre Harp came in a flimsy box. Packaging should be more secure.2. No instructions and information on how to tune the instrument nor what scale to tune the lyre to.The instrument is beautiful and it the sound is nice once it is tuned correctly. I strongly suggest if you consider purchasing this lyre, you download a tuner app or purchase a tuner.I found out after researching this 7 string lyre should be tuned to the following scale:D- E- G- A- B- D- E be careful with the tuning wrench not to over tune or your strings will snap.An extra set of strings and a pick besides the tuning wrench and a small cleaning cloth were included in the package. Tuning the lyre however takes patience.I would say the 7 string lyre harp is a nice instrument for a beginner, because you can beautifully improvise and learn along the way.After all I love this little budget friendly 7 string lyre harp and I didn't mind the research online, however to "Luvay" please include instructions. Not having instructions on how to tune and or replace a string is in fact a major inconvenience. And please make sure the instrument is packaged securely.

I'm new to the harp but found it easy to tune with the help of tuning app. Sounds good but will need to be re-tuned until the strings are done settling.