Temir-KhomusKokov's "Small"

The small (second-highest sound) model of Kokov's Temir-Khomus has the whole set of qualities of Khakass jaw harps - accuracy, volume, sensitivity, relatively soft reed and typical appearance. Like all other models of the master, this reed is bent from the plane of the frame, allowing you to "blow" into the instrument without additional effort and the frame arms are polished at angles of 45 degrees from the teeth, providing convenient holding. A distinctive feature of "Small" is the sound itself - piercing, multilayered.

See. equally Temir-Khomuscoma. Kokov's Temir-Khomus "Wolf Fang". Estonian parmupilli high-tuning, little Ustinov jaw harp. little chomuses of Prokopyev.