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product_id: 281201331
title: "Lyre Harp 16 Strings: Solid Mahogany Wooden Body Metal Strings Musical Instrument - Accessory with Tuning Wrench and Durable Gig Bag"
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price: "B/.246"
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# Solid Mahogany Body 16 Metal Strings Includes Gig Bag Lyre Harp 16 Strings: Solid Mahogany Wooden Body Metal Strings Musical Instrument - Accessory with Tuning Wrench and Durable Gig Bag

**Brand:** beilan
**Price:** B/.246
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎵 Unleash Your Inner Musician with Every Strum!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Lyre Harp 16 Strings: Solid Mahogany Wooden Body Metal Strings Musical Instrument - Accessory with Tuning Wrench and Durable Gig Bag by beilan
- **How much does it cost?** B/.246 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.pa](https://www.desertcart.com.pa/products/281201331-lyre-harp-16-strings-solid-mahogany-wooden-body-metal-strings)

## Best For

- beilan enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted beilan brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Perfect Gift:** An ideal present for music lovers and creative souls alike.
- • **Durable Design:** 16 metal strings ensure longevity and vibrant tones.
- • **Portable Music:** Compact dimensions and included gig bag for music on the go.
- • **Rich Resonance:** Crafted from solid mahogany for unparalleled sound clarity.
- • **Comfortable Play:** Concave design for an ergonomic grip and smooth playability.

## Overview

The Lyre Harp features a solid mahogany wooden body and 16 durable metal strings, designed for rich sound quality and ease of play. With its compact size and included gig bag, it's perfect for musicians on the move. Ideal for gifting, this exquisite instrument combines beauty and functionality.

## Description

Product description HIGHT QUALITY: Lyre harp body is made of solid mahogany wood, made sound be richer for higher clarity and resonance. You can use the tuning wrench to adjust the string tension: clockwise for sharp, counterwise for flat. Using the tuning wrench to adjust the string tension: clockwise for sharp, counterwise for flat. Metal piece code: Strengthen the tuning without hurting the piano, more stable and keep it in tune. The Number of strings: 16 Strings Resonant Box Material: Solid Mahogany Wood Dimension: 14.5*10.6*1.3 inch 1 x Lyre Harp 1 x Lyre string 1 x Tuning wrench 1 x Gig Bag 1 x Instruction book

Review: Beautiful, easy to play, fun little hobby for music lovers - I really love this lyre. It's easy to tune. I use the G strings app to help me tune it. At first the lyre gets out of tune really fast and you have to tune it a lot, but after it gets "broken in" it stays tuned a lot longer. The lyre is beautiful and seems to be good quality, especially for the price. It's very fun to just sit down and pluck out a tune. If you have some musical background it will be very easy to pick it up. If you have no musical background it's still an easy instrument to learn and anyone can have fun playing around with it. It's makes a great first instrument or instrument to teach yourself. One thing to note about lyres is that they are a limited instrument. You cannot play flats or sharps with it (unless you tune the strings you need to be flat or sharp, but you can't play accidentals with it), so you're limited to C major or A minor. I do find that the 16 strings is plenty and I haven't really run into the need for more strings for any song I've tried to play. It comes with a tuning wrench, picks, extra strings, a little book with some simple songs to play, and a really nice zippered carrying case with a strap. It also comes in a very nice sturdy box that can be used to store it. I bought a ukulele stand to display it on top of my piano and not only does it look beautiful there, it makes a great conversation piece.
Review: Right-handed Bean Lyre Review - I like it, a steal for $50 on prime day. Since it is both cheap, functional and pretty, I'm not going to nitpick some of the little imperfections. Something I do want to point out is the new(?) bridge. The bridge helps with the sound of hollow lyres, and also prevents the ringlets near the bottom from breaking (a supposedly common occurrence in bridge-less lyres from China). Rather than being a single solid material, the bridge has a piece of metal embedded into the top where the strings touch it. This is my first lyre, so I cannot comment on how this fares compared to other ones, but one thing I can say for certain is that this lyre is definitely not mute (especially if you use a pick rather than your fingers). The higher notes are a bit more quiet, but still loud enough to hear from a room away if you pluck hard enough. The strings are metal rather than nylon, which also enhances the sound. Challenging to play at first but definitely manageable the more you do it. I know some people like to color the strings, but I did not find the layout to be confusing or hectic enough to warrant doing so, half of the strings are a different color anyways. When researching ways to tune the lyre, I frequently heard advice to "only tune the lyre from high to low". In practice, this is not very realistic since the slightest touch to the pegs will shift it just below tune, even if you intentionally overturned it at first. You will be constantly teetering back and forth between slightly below tune and slightly above tune when adjusting the pegs. What I did at first was tune each string up to 2 Hz above the exact note. As you play the lyre for the first few days, it will naturally fall below tune as you play, but will eventually settle into place the more you tune it. I'm still learning myself, but this was a helpful method for me. The manual the lyre comes with recommends Android users to tune the lyre with the app g Strings. I tried a few other apps just to see if they were better, and they weren't very accurate lol. G Strings gives you the exact Hz of sound it hears, personally I used the standard guitar setting. Basic rundown of the app is that the small number in the center of the screen is the exact Hz of the note displayed up top, and the left side is below tune and the right side is above tune. Another tip I have is to only slightly turn the peg when tightening the string in order to prevent breakage, and checking with the app each time you do it. My video was recorded the day after I first opened it. The song is Yoshi Island's theme, Samantha on Mars has a tutorial video on YouTube for it. I recommend learning songs from her and from sheet music, the optional numbering notation that's included with the lyre is mainly used by Chinese musicians and isn't as applicable for western players. fun fact: apparently the brand name is Byla, not Cega. They just really like putting the name Cega on their instruments for some reason. Maybe they're passionate about noise particle segmentation algorithms. The world may never know.

## Features

- HIGHT QUALITY: Lyre harp body is made of solid mahogany wood, made sound be richer for higher clarity and resonance. You can use the tuning wrench to adjust the string tension: clockwise for sharp, counterwise for flat
- 16 METAL STRINGS: Lyre harp is equipped with 16 durable metal strings. Compared to the nylon strings, the metal ones are not easy to break
- EXQUISITE DETAILS DESIGN: The special concave design makes the lyre harp be comfortable to hold, smooth surface and exquisite workmanship makes the tone sounds more beautiful
- EASY TO CARRY AND PLAY: This lyre harp dimension is 14.5*10.6*1.3 inch, package comes with a storage bag, you can carry it wherever you go
- WONDREFUL GIFTS: The Lyre harp is suitable for all occasions, also a good gift for families, friends and music lovers.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08R3JHL19 |
| Back Material Type | Mahogany |
| Best Sellers Rank | #19,141 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #27 in Harps |
| Body Material Type | Solid wood |
| Brand | BeiLan |
| Brand Name | BeiLan |
| Color | brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 126 Reviews |
| Finish Type | Varnish |
| Instrument | Harp |
| Item Dimensions | 16.93 x 12.2 x 3.54 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.3 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 16.93 x 12.2 x 3.54 inches |
| Manufacturer | BeiLan |
| Material Type | mahogany wood |
| Number of Strings | 16 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| String Material Type | metal |
| Top Material Type | Mahogany |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** BeiLan
- **Color:** brown
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 16.93 x 12.2 x 3.54 inches
- **Top Material Type:** Mahogany
- **Back Material Type:** Mahogany
- **String Material Type:** metal
- **Finish Type:** Varnish
- **Instrument:** Harp
- **Item Weight:** 1.3 Kilograms
- **Operation Mode:** Manual

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this item fast shipping?**
A: yes,fast shipping

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful, easy to play, fun little hobby for music lovers
*by A***R on April 12, 2025*

I really love this lyre. It's easy to tune. I use the G strings app to help me tune it. At first the lyre gets out of tune really fast and you have to tune it a lot, but after it gets "broken in" it stays tuned a lot longer. The lyre is beautiful and seems to be good quality, especially for the price. It's very fun to just sit down and pluck out a tune. If you have some musical background it will be very easy to pick it up. If you have no musical background it's still an easy instrument to learn and anyone can have fun playing around with it. It's makes a great first instrument or instrument to teach yourself. One thing to note about lyres is that they are a limited instrument. You cannot play flats or sharps with it (unless you tune the strings you need to be flat or sharp, but you can't play accidentals with it), so you're limited to C major or A minor. I do find that the 16 strings is plenty and I haven't really run into the need for more strings for any song I've tried to play. It comes with a tuning wrench, picks, extra strings, a little book with some simple songs to play, and a really nice zippered carrying case with a strap. It also comes in a very nice sturdy box that can be used to store it. I bought a ukulele stand to display it on top of my piano and not only does it look beautiful there, it makes a great conversation piece.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Right-handed Bean Lyre Review
*by L***D on July 14, 2025*

I like it, a steal for $50 on prime day. Since it is both cheap, functional and pretty, I'm not going to nitpick some of the little imperfections. Something I do want to point out is the new(?) bridge. The bridge helps with the sound of hollow lyres, and also prevents the ringlets near the bottom from breaking (a supposedly common occurrence in bridge-less lyres from China). Rather than being a single solid material, the bridge has a piece of metal embedded into the top where the strings touch it. This is my first lyre, so I cannot comment on how this fares compared to other ones, but one thing I can say for certain is that this lyre is definitely not mute (especially if you use a pick rather than your fingers). The higher notes are a bit more quiet, but still loud enough to hear from a room away if you pluck hard enough. The strings are metal rather than nylon, which also enhances the sound. Challenging to play at first but definitely manageable the more you do it. I know some people like to color the strings, but I did not find the layout to be confusing or hectic enough to warrant doing so, half of the strings are a different color anyways. When researching ways to tune the lyre, I frequently heard advice to "only tune the lyre from high to low". In practice, this is not very realistic since the slightest touch to the pegs will shift it just below tune, even if you intentionally overturned it at first. You will be constantly teetering back and forth between slightly below tune and slightly above tune when adjusting the pegs. What I did at first was tune each string up to 2 Hz above the exact note. As you play the lyre for the first few days, it will naturally fall below tune as you play, but will eventually settle into place the more you tune it. I'm still learning myself, but this was a helpful method for me. The manual the lyre comes with recommends Android users to tune the lyre with the app g Strings. I tried a few other apps just to see if they were better, and they weren't very accurate lol. G Strings gives you the exact Hz of sound it hears, personally I used the standard guitar setting. Basic rundown of the app is that the small number in the center of the screen is the exact Hz of the note displayed up top, and the left side is below tune and the right side is above tune. Another tip I have is to only slightly turn the peg when tightening the string in order to prevent breakage, and checking with the app each time you do it. My video was recorded the day after I first opened it. The song is Yoshi Island's theme, Samantha on Mars has a tutorial video on YouTube for it. I recommend learning songs from her and from sheet music, the optional numbering notation that's included with the lyre is mainly used by Chinese musicians and isn't as applicable for western players. fun fact: apparently the brand name is Byla, not Cega. They just really like putting the name Cega on their instruments for some reason. Maybe they're passionate about noise particle segmentation algorithms. The world may never know.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for beginner
*by H***L on May 11, 2026*

It sounds good when you play. The case seems a bit too form fitting, especially since it only opens halfway. It's not too big that you can't carry it around. Doesn't stay in tune for long. Despite all this, it is well made for the price, and if you're a beginner this is a good choice. Doesn't come with a tuner BTW. You'll need to get one separately. If you don't know how to play but want to learn, there are many tutorials and stuff out there. It's not too difficult to learn.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Lyre Harp 16 Strings: Solid Mahogany Wooden Body Metal Strings Musical Instrument - Accessory with Tuning Wrench and Durable Gig Bag
- A Beginner's Song Booklet for the 16 String Lyre-Harp
- The Lyre Handbook: Playing Methods of the Anglo-Saxon Lyre with Directions for Construction

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