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    Lower octave G, A-model (loop end), wound.  Winding length is optimized for Oscar Schmidt OS73 models. (See Details section for more info on A-model strings.)

    Replacing a grommet-end string? These loop-end strings work fine, just as strong.

    NOTE: Oscar Schmidt no longer provides single replacement strings. We are replacing them with Schreiber strings - handmade in USA!

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NOTE: String ends on new and old A-Model harps slip over anchor pins at the wide end of the instrument. Pins are usually hidden under a plastic cover which must be removed or flipped up to change strings. For longest wear and best tone, string windings (strings 1F - 13C#) should be as long as possible without resting directly on the bridge at either end. Winding length on this string is optimized for Oscar Schmidt OS73B & OS73C Autoharps (the black "1930's A-Model Reissue" autoharps that are still in production). String length on the OS73 autoharps is a little longer than on the original pre-1967 instruments. On the OS73 models, the length of the 1F string from bridge to bridge is 19". (This contrasts with 18-1/2" on the pre-1967 models).

Autoharp Single String, 8G, A-Model

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SKU: AS-AMOD-8G

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Lower octave G, A-model (loop end), wound.  Winding length is optimized for Oscar Schmidt OS73 models. (See Details section for more info on A-model strings.)

Replacing a grommet-end string? These loop-end strings work fine, just as strong.

NOTE: Oscar Schmidt no longer provides single replacement strings. We are replacing them with Schreiber strings - handmade in USA!

More Details

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NOTE: String ends on new and old A-Model harps slip over anchor pins at the wide end of the instrument. Pins are usually hidden under a plastic cover which must be removed or flipped up to change strings. For longest wear and best tone, string windings (strings 1F - 13C#) should be as long as possible without resting directly on the bridge at either end. Winding length on this string is optimized for Oscar Schmidt OS73B & OS73C Autoharps (the black "1930's A-Model Reissue" autoharps that are still in production). String length on the OS73 autoharps is a little longer than on the original pre-1967 instruments. On the OS73 models, the length of the 1F string from bridge to bridge is 19". (This contrasts with 18-1/2" on the pre-1967 models).