The harpejji features independent pickups for every string that require precise tuning to activate and deactivate instantaneously.

It's noted that even the standard model harpejji maintains high craftsmanship, with wood type differences mostly affecting aesthetics rather than sound quality.

Each string on the harpejji has its own pickup, EQ, and volume control that must be manually adjusted.

Some refurbished G16 models include upgrades and cases, providing better value compared to new standard models at similar prices.

The U12 model is a more affordable entry point for those interested in trying a harpejji.

Sales and musician discounts are occasionally available, including promotions around Black Friday.

Direct purchases from Marcodi offer options: Custom, standard, or pre-owned, providing flexibility in budget and customization preferences.

Pre-owned K24 models on Reverb offer significant savings over new models, with prices as low as $4100, which is $1800 less than new.

U12 models on eBay are priced $300 below the cheapest refurbished option from Marcodi, including case and shipping.

Marcodi's refurbished options might be more expensive than new standards but often include upgrades, enhancing their overall value.

The complexity and fine tolerances make it a high-quality but expensive instrument due to the detailed craftsmanship required.

Owners suggest visiting Marcodi's forum to connect with local players willing to offer hands-on trials, enhancing first-time experiences before purchase.