Pedal Harp Diagram - Anatomy and Mechanical Design Explained #2308381 (License: Personal Use)

This precise line drawing depicts a double-action pedal harp, showcasing its full string array (typically 47 strings), seven foot-operated pedals that control sharp/flat mechanisms via rods and forks, and the resonant soundboard with harmonic curve. Key labeled components include the pillar, neck, tuning pins, and pedal linkage system-essential for chromatic playing in classical repertoire. The diagram reflects late 19th- to early 20th-century harp engineering standards.

Used on music education sites, instrument history pages, or luthier resources to explain harp mechanics; serves users researching instrument design, preparing for exams, or seeking repair/modification insights.