Shamanicshop Jew's Harp by D.Glazyrin/Lighthouse/- mouth musical instrument (jaw harp) Beautiful sound Excellent quality Original Russian Jew's Harp (jaw harp, snoopy harp, dan moi)

This is the Cadillac of Jaw Harps . Buy it you won't regret it

This juicer is very bassy, with wonderfully pure tone, which is what I was after. Mine is about 23 cents higher than G#1. You might be able to take it up to an A by filing the sharp tips a wee little bit. I'm not that finicky, though.This harp has more range, sensitivity, and volume than many others. The cost for these is going to be speed and learning curve. You will need to have good form in how you mount it and at plucking perfectly straight. So, for a very beginner, maybe not the best, unless you can learn those things quickly. Also, it is not going to allow for great speed, but you can make up for that in technique, because it is so sensitive to your breath/tongue abilities.The reed/tongue is soft and very flexable. It is filed with sharp edges and aligned very well in the arms of the frame, with very little gap and on the same plane as the edges of the arms. Again, that is going to be less forgiving when you pluck at a slight angle, but if you can learn to pluck it right, this thing is going to give you voices others could not even approach. So don't let this scare you off... you should be learning that, anyway, and the worst that happens is a buzz or clack from hitting the frame or your teeth. That actually serves to remind you pretty quickly to re-adjust yourself. The soft play will not fatigue you while you are learning, either. Just relax and go with it, when you feel it. This is a great juicer for meditative playing, really.It has a spiral loop trigger, which makes for plucking inwards and outwards more comfortable, though again great plucking speed will not be possible. The arms are milled out on the back and the mill work seems very accurate.Mine did not come rusty and was packed fairly well with some foam on one side. (It seems like they are listening to reviews and adjusting, which is great.) I wish they offered a custom case for the Lighthouse, but I work wood and leather and it should not be too hard to come up with something. I like that it is so flat and thin. I believe one of those old BSA camping combs that came in the pleather sleeve would probably even work out for a while.Anyway, I hope that helps someone.

Siempre quisé tener mi arpa de boca Glazyrin y que bueno que se encuentra en venta aquí me parece buena calidad y precio espero duré mucho tiempo con mucho cariño ya que viene desde tan lejos.Saludos desde México al vendedror que incluyo un imán y una bolsita, genial!El paquete del envió estuvo bien y llego antes de tiempo a principios de febrero, lo cuál ,estuvo mucho mejor.

This harp sounds absolutely stunning, produces a wide range of sound and definitely the best bass notes of any harp I’ve played yet. The 2 Glazyrin harps I own both feel to be made with artisanal craftsmanship. I absolutely recommend these to anyone looking to start out, or to experiment/upgrade.I heard someone say something to the effect of if you can master a bad harp; when you play a good one you’ll have the world at your fingertips. I’ve gone through years of lower quality harps and playing the Glazyrins feels like putting on glass slippers after trudging through the mud in socks.

If you know the feel of a Jew's Harp and can get a decent tone with one, these are wonderful. It is loud and a bit noisy, but has great tone. I am an intermediate Jew's Harp player and have played many different kinds such as the Ozark, Grover, Snoopy's Harp, Dan Moi, Jaw Harp by MUARO P.Potkin and a Schwarz SH-12. This one here was expensive, but well worth the money. Seems to be very well made and handcrafted with much care.