Jews Harp, Vargan, Professional

Wanna annoy someone? Maybe be a lil out of pocket and just leave people wondering what the hell you’re doing? Wether to be funny or make some music this lil bad boy is fun to whip out and strum up a few notes. and for the money, if you chip a tooth and decide to whip it through a wall out of pure rage, you won’t be worried about the hit on your wallet after sending this bad boy to the shadow realm

I have wanted to learn to play the Jews harp for a while and when I received this harp in the mail I was able to learn how to play within 2 hours. It sounds great! It is a little small and if the tongue hits my lip it hurts but I just need to figure out the best place to position it in my mouth I think. For the price and the quality It is totally worth it and I would recommend it to a fellow beginner such as myself (just watch a few youtube tutorials).

It seems to be of good quality, but I neglected to read the dimensions in the specs. It's only about two inches long, and my mouth is adult size, so It's not much use to me. Again, the fault is my own.

I picked this up out of curiosity because I have always liked the sound of these instruments and wanted to try one for myself. The build quality surprised me in a good way. The frame is smooth and sturdy with no sharp edges and the tongue is responsive without feeling flimsy. It sits comfortably against the teeth and does not rattle or scrape which is important for anyone learning. The tone is bright and steady and you can get a wide range of sounds once you get used to controlling your breath and throat. It is also louder than I expected for its size which makes practicing a lot more fun. Even as a beginner I was able to get clean notes within a few minutes. If you have wanted to try one of these or you are looking for a simple instrument that is easy to carry around this is a good choice. It feels solid and sounds good and has held up well so far.

The good: This instrument is fun and easy to play. The sound is funky and unique. The bad: I had this for about 2 weeks. I played it for a few minutes each day. The tongue snapped clean off as I was playing it. I feel like the quality is decent, but not great. Review: I think this is a really fun instrument to help kill some time. This is a good beginner jaw harp, and helped Kickstart my interest into this particular instrument.

Actually a very easy mouth harp to play. I picked it up and immediately started playing. I’ve never used one before but after seeing the techno mouth harp on social media, I figure I’d give it a try. If you don’t know how to play, it’s quite intuitive. Make different shapes with your mouth and throat and you change the sound. It took me all but 2 minutes to figure out hand placement, mouth placements, and stroking patterns. As far as durability goes, won’t know for a while but it’s a basic mouth harp. It’s a simple set up. Seems to be all brass so tarnish will be an issue. Simple brasso should fix it once it needs to be cleaned. For $15, it wasn’t a bad deal. I got this for my kids but seems like I’ll be playing it far more.

Works just fine, I play Western songs and Bluegrass on it. God bless ✝️

The jaw harp is small which would be okay if it was louder. I had a $10 harp from a music store down the street but lost it and was twice as loud and was able to played as an actual instrument and not a gimmick like this. The design is nice but it does not have enough flexibility in the tin to be played in a more complex manner than a simple twangs.