Which jaw harp is best for a beginner?

DR1381 "Nizhnaya Tura" Vargan

DR1381 "Nizhnaya Tura" Vargan
Russian Vargans
Oberton Pro Lab measurements:
Gaps: 10-20 µm (?)
Fundamental frequency: 55-75 Hz (?)
Reed stiffness: 60-80 gf (?)
Frame stiffness: 200-300 gf (?)
Reed size: 88x20 mm
Overall dimensions: 100x40x5 mm (?)
Weight: 25 g (60 g with case)
329 USD
Is a case included?: yes
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Shipping: from 3 USD (more...)
Stock: Yes (2 pcs.; notes: C/2, D/2)

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A loud jaw's harp with a piercing, rich, crackling sound. At medium-low pitch, the timbre is voluminous and piercing, with a particularly sharp burst at the moment of impact and a long, even “tail”. Those with a developed ear, with some effort, will be able to distinguish and use a sufficient number of harmonic overtones, but only the crudest changes in sound will be accessible to an inexperienced player. The sensitivity of the jew's harp is high - with a minimum of physical effort it produces maximum volume.