I've never seen or played a Harpsicle, but in view of what Kaleea has said above, perhaps you'd be better to go with the Ravenna. Those I HAVE tried, and they give a beautiful tone, bright and crisp as Molly says.   

I agree with Bert, that when someone is asking for input about a specific type of instrument, those who have information relevant to the topic should not be shy of presenting it, as it's helpful to the person making the decision. Only spamming and blatant self-interested advertising should be avoided, and IMHO it has been.

Kat, do let us know what you decide to get, when you know yourself. Remember, harps tend to keep their value on the secondhand market because a well-made one will last, so if you invest a bit more in it, you will always have something you can trade on. Best of luck!