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I would ask them, because it's going to be a big job, the bigger the harp, the more arduous the task of restringing would be, which would make it more expensive, but even on my pitiful retirement income, I would probably rather have them just say, here, take this, why don't you add some more sharpening levers while you're at it, so I can play and pentatonic, and go ahead and put some new strings on this thing. much it will cost me. But of course that might be like shopping at REI at the flagship store when you look at the price tag and shudder and steady yourself. So, Jim, all I can say is if it were me, given my resources that I have, I would probably, first thing I want to do is ask how much the music store would charge to restoring the heart properly and professionally. How copy? beep