Which jaw harp is best for a beginner?

TK205 Quintuple Kou-Xiang

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Chinese Kou-xiangs /
Oberton Pro Lab measurements:
Base frequency: 165-256 Hz (?)
Reed hardness: 150 gf (?)
Overall dimensions: 55x15x2 mm (?)
Weight: 7 g (20 g with case)
16 USD
Is case included: yes
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This is one of the most unusual and far from the traditional jaw harp musical instrument. Kou Xiang is a few small plate jaw harps, fastened at the extreme point, due to which they are revealed by a fan. Each petal is tuned to a different frequency of sound, pairwise harmonious. Kou Xiang can sound without using your mouth at all - hold in one hand and play the other, outputting the melody with notes and chords, and the rhythm with the frequency of beats. At the same time, you can color the sound with additional special effects, fanning the instrument. It looks like real Chinese magic.

When approaching the lips, you can use breathing to appear louder, but less magical sounds and the oral cavity, at some distance - as a resonator-modulator.

Kou Xiang is a very quiet, beautiful, neat home jaw harp. 3x. 4x 5-petal models differ only in the number of notes; with their increase, both the possibilities and the complexity of the playing increase.