Temir-Komuz

This small jaw harp has a bright, ringing, moderately high sound that immediately attracts attention. The reed of medium stiffness with a relatively large reed trigger behaves decently when hitting itself, but begins to be capricious when reversed. The tips of the frame arms are very thin - on the one hand, it simplifies articulation, on the other - complicates holding.

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