Which jews harp is best for a beginner?

Small Drymba

Small Drymba
Belorussian Drymbas /
Oberton Pro Lab measurements:
Reed hardness: 170 gf (?)
Overall dimensions: 70x25x5 mm (?)
Archived model (?)
The small drymba of Viktor Pyatochenko is the tallest, hard-tongued and, accordingly, the “fast” of the Belarusian master’s jaw harps. This instrument looks the most complete - the gaps are small, the sound is smooth and melodic. There is a constant, uniform background to a noticeable extent manifests itself when hitting from itself and when changing the tone, leaving a certain after-sound.

A good jaw harp in its price category is suitable for beginners and experienced players looking for this type of instrument.