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Which jaw harp is best for a beginner?
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Available notes
D (Ре) / 1
E (Ми) / 1
F (Фа) / 1
F# (Фа#) / 1
G (Соль) / 1
G# (Соль#) / 1
A (Ля) / 1
A# (Ля#) / 1
B (Си) / 1
C (До) / 2
C# (До#) / 2
D (Ре) / 2
D# (Ре#) / 2
E (Ми) / 2
F (Фа) / 2
F# (Фа#) / 2
G (Соль) / 2
G# (Соль#) / 2
A (Ля) / 2
A# (Ля#) / 2
B (Си) / 2
C (До) / 3
C# (До#) / 3
D (Ре) / 3
E (Ми) / 3
Only notes of instruments actually in stock are shown; each one was measured to ±10 cents at A = 440 Hz.
Oberton Pro’s selection
Suitable for beginners
Price, USD
—
Case included
Maker and region
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Alexander Borodin
Alexander Svishev
Alrexander Prokopyev
Andrey Romanov
D. Glazyrin's workshop
Dinislam Khayretdinov
Dmitry Babayev
Eduard Tarabukin
Egor Tartakov
Evgeniy Volgutov
Gerasim Tarabukin
Gorkha Ram
HiG
I.Gimadivev Worksjop
Innokenty Gotovtsev
Ivan Khristoforov
Ivan Namitarov
Ivan Neustroyev
Mikhail Sysjuk
Nikolay Goholev
Nyrgustan Uvarov
Orozobay Kenchinbayev
P. Potkin's workshop
Sergei Litvinov
Sergey Pyzhov
Shepelev A.A.
Stepan Osipov
Thai Qhue
Timur Vakhitov
Vargan Ekb
Vasiliy Kovatsenko
Vasiliy Uarov
Vladimir Potkin
Zoltan Szilagyi
Region
All
Altay Komuses
Bashkir Kubyzes
Chinese Kou-xiangs
Czech Brumles
Hungarian Dorombs
Indian Morsings
Kazakh Shan-kobyzes
Khakassian Temir-Khomyses
Kyrgyz Komuzes
Russian Vargans
Tatar Kubyzes
Ukrainian Vargans
Vietnamese Dan Moi
Vietnamese Jew's Harps
Yakut Khomuses
Dimensions and exact parameters
Model centre frequency, Hz
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Average reed gaps, µm
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Average reed stiffness, gf
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Frame length, mm
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Weight without case, g
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PP27 Komus "Mountain Altai"
,
11
USD
AA1276 "Chulcha 2" Komus
,
10
USD
AA936 "Chulcha" Komus
,
10
USD
"Yamanigan" Vargan
,
51
USD
DG1199 "Kurtuguz" Vargan
,
41
USD
VP26 "Koldjii-Khan"
,
10
USD
DG835 "Belyatur" Vargan
,
51
USD
DG824 "Kara-Tash" Vargan
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49
USD
DG823 "Sunduk-Tash" Vargan
,
49
USD
AA937 "Balturdak" Komus
,
10
USD
TK13 "Ma" Dan Moi
,
8
USD
TK15 "Lo" Dan Moi
,
11
USD
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Warning! Overwhelming majority of jaw harps presented are single pieces or made by hand, in very small quantities, instruments. There is no jaw harp factories exists; every one is unique in details, in different degree.
