Khakassian Temir-Khomyses · 566
Khomatov's "Shaman" Temir-Khomus
An impressive size jaw harp with a reed made of a new material of increased stiffness especially for lovers of mechanical vibrations, "exciting the mind and making images tremble." The reed is absolutely stable and well controlled, but the sound is not loud, which is also emphasized by a soft, deaf timbre without cod - the spectrum is…
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An impressive size jaw harp with a reed made of a new material of increased stiffness especially for lovers of mechanical vibrations, "exciting the mind and making images tremble." The reed is absolutely stable and well controlled, but the sound is not loud, which is also emphasized by a soft, deaf timbre without cod - the spectrum is limited (there are no high components) But there are also no foreign impurities. On the other Khakass jaw harps this is not at all similar - there is no "branded" sensitivity, ease of extraction of loud sounds, width of the spectrum. Truly, Shaman.
See. Also Temir-Khomus Homatov "Big".
See. Also Temir-Khomus Homatov "Big".
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