Hungarian Dorombs · ZS183
"Baby" Doromb
For those who like high tone. The "Baby" is easy in playing doromb (hungarian jaw harp), allows most of techniques, but suits the best mid speed playing.
Full description ↓ Yes (5 pcs.; notes: D/2, E/2)
69,18 USD69 USDCase: woodblock (?)
Sound example
Instrument passport
Description
For those who like high tone.
The "Baby" is easy in playing doromb (hungarian jaw harp), allows most of techniques, but suits the best mid speed playing. Large gaps (large by craftsman's opinion)allow player to start playing the "Baby" right out of box without spending time on "how to avoid common mistakes". But that leads to have less power comparing to the loudest jaw harps. Responsibility and control of the "Baby" are quite mature ;) but soft reed won't handle rough strokes.
Specifications
Stock by note
- D/2 — 3 pcs.
- E/2 — 1 pc.
- Note unspecified — 1 pc.
Reviews and questions
Alternatives
Selected by price, pitch, reed gaps and stiffness.
You may also like
Recommended models and harps with narrower reed gaps.
lowhigh "Yityk-Kyuel 2" Khomus
273.97 USDSimilar pitch (D2)
lowhigh "Vostets" Vargan
375.34 USDSimilar pitch (F2)
lowhigh "Ay-Yuri / Fire" Vargan
205.48 USDSimilar pitch (B1)
lowhigh








