About CAMAC
The new generation of CAMAC harps was founded by Joël Garnier and launched in Europe in 1972, making it the only manufacturer of concert harps in France.
The current director, Jakez François, is dedicated to pursuing excellence in fine craftsmanship while continuously innovating in nearly perfect instrument technology. For professional technicians, this results in harps that require minimal maintenance and feature exclusive revolutionary technologies that extend their lifespan.
The craftsmanship of CAMAC harps goes far beyond what is generally considered improvable. Every component, from the smallest screw to the entire instrument, has been redesigned to address common issues found in earlier harps.
CAMAC harps maintain a very stable tuning, and the pedal mechanisms operate smoothly and quietly, making them easy to adjust and calibrate. The uniquely designed electronic harps also boast a stylish, streamlined appearance and state-of-the-art sound expansion technology.
All CAMAC harps are made in France, using wood sourced from sustainably managed forests. They do not use any polyester finishes and strictly adhere to regulations aimed at reducing solvent use.
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Celtic Isolde
Timeless appearance, beautifully light Alliance strings, and a clear sound make the Celtic Isolde a dream harp for traditional music. Its range, extended to the 38 strings of modern harps, firmly anchors it in the here and now. With a bass register of great depth and bewitching power, and a supple yet substantial touch, the Isolde will offer you incomparable pleasure, as well as great diversity in your musical choices.
Mademoiselle
This lever harp is directly inspired by our Concert Grand harps.
It has the same playing characteristics, the same string lengths,
the same spacing, tension, touch and playing position.
The only difference is that it has 40 strings, and, instead of pedals, the superb Camac lever mechanism.
A large non-pedal harp,
it remains highly affordable for its size, and ensures a natural transition towards the concert harp – ideal for young players.
Odyssey
Odyssey by Camac is a small harp with big ideas. It's compact, light, and looks and sounds gorgeous. It's an ideal travel harp, a great choice for beginners, and the gateway to a community united by their love of the harp.
