"Mishelyak" Vargan

Jews harp with a wooden frame and a quiet, neat and lively sound. The timbre is deaf and seemed to be uninteresting connoisseurs of a "penetrative industrial", but allows you to hear much better the most important things for a conscious game. The mechanics of the tongue is magnificent and, although, the finger, as expected, touching the edge of the frame, it practically does not interfere. Although it produces a slight rustling sound, which can also be neglected. It is convenient to beat. A closed-type frame does not compressed with improper handling. In general, the instrument makes the most pleasant impression and would fall into our list of recommendations "and old and small", if it were not for one dubious moment without accumulated statistics yet - the durability of a wooden frame and the stability of the gaps (i.e. sound) in the conditions constantly-persional moisture...