“Compass” Russian Jew’s Harp with a Cedar Case
“Compass” jew’s harp by Glazyrin with protective case. This is the revolution in the world of entry-level jew’s harps. In a small closed town near Ural mountains in Siberia Dmitry Glazyrin, well-known maker of high grade vargans, started production of inexpensive instruments with qualities, never imaginable before for such price. No one professionally made for sale teeth jew’s harp in the world was close to this price-to-quality ratio – it is astonishing. Very easy to play – perfect for beginners. Lot of pleasure. Hurry to get one before orders amount overwhelm production possibilities – it is not factory – the most important part of tuning is made by hand in any case;) It is not a toy like “Snoopy Jaw Harp” or stamped Austrian maultrommels. Image on each case is unique and selected randomly.
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Far exceeds expectations Very impressed with this product. Ive been playing and practicing for a month now. My first harp was a Schwarz that I purchased at a local music store and it is worthless. Not even worth the $10 I paid for it. Next was a Pavel Potkin which was $22 and that allowed me to realize that a decent quality harp is necessary. Next purchase was a Szilagyi Chancellor made by a master craftsman out of Hungary. The Szilagyi Chancellor was my first harp that is definitely not a toy. I real good harp. Next…
This is a very nice vargan/jaw harp for the money. Yes it is a little rough around some of the edges (some of which I had to file myself.) But it is very well tuned. Has a nice loud sound. Bottom line is, the harp is a good “entry level” professional harp. Now let’s talk about the neat little case it came with. I was thoroughly impressed with it. I thought it was made from plywood. It is not. There are NO voids in this little case’s laminations. Even the hinge is wood. The only metal in…