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Kokov Temir-Khomus

Vladislav Kokov

Temir-Khomus Khakassian master V. Kokov, who recently appeared on the market, managed to gain general recognition due to the quality of processing, rich sound and ease of handling.

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Description

Temir-Khomus Khakassian master V. Kokov, who recently appeared on the market, managed to gain general recognition due to the quality of processing, rich sound and ease of handling. The frame of a special shape made of hard metal does not deform during intense play and allows you to minimize the gap between the reed and frame arms, providing greater dynamics and brightness. A very wide reed simplifies the playing, and the ring at the end makes the strokes pleasant finger, disposing to fast strokes (as well as due to the elasticity of the metal).

In 2009, the master changed their design: the reed became softer, the sound more crackling, and the responsiveness of the instrument increased to a very high level. The new model is very similar to Yakut kopieva. In addition, now the jaw harp comes complete with a closed case.

This jaw harp can be both the first - training - and the main instrument of an experienced player. Our recommendations.

Specifications

Frame length?

93mm

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Frame width?

30mm

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Frame thickness?

4mm

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Weight

22g

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Material

Steel

Reed material

Steel

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