Jews Harp, Vargan, Professional

Got me jaw harpin in no time... I love this lil thing! It is small, but to be honest, I think the small size is a benefit because it portrays the real jews harp aesthetic while playing it. It really comes down to how you hold it to your lips, and there are multiple was you can hold it. In fact, you don't have to really have a firm grip on the end of it. Just make sure to hold it securely enough to produce sounds. Also, there is no one way to pluck it. You can use your index finger or thumb, and try to pluck at a very slight, upward angle. You can also pluck straight out, but once you learn how to get that very slight upward angel, you'll produce a consistent sound all the time. Might put up a fun lil Jaw harp ditty if I feel creative enough.

Very nice harp to learn on. Took me a bit to find the sweet spot on my teeth, which is off-center to the right for me, but once I did, it became much easier to play. I found I wasn’t smacking my teeth with the reed as much and it was easier to shape my mouth and take breaths to form different sounds. You do need patience to learn how to play properly, but once you do they are hard to put down.

Not a big harp, but it has big sound. Very impressed with the sound quality and ease of play.

It has a great sound but it's a little small to hold in there to hold on to

nice quality but super tiny....toddler sized!

Worst harp ever bout!!! last only servaltimes es of playing and broke!! means its a very low quality of material and i play many years this instrument you could not say i broke it due to bad knowlege piriod

It has great sound, it's good, durable brass, & well made. Kept it simple & clean. The best harp I've used yet.

It has a very clear tone that allows a variety of techniques to be used