Yakut Khomus (Vargan, Jews Harp) by Ivan Khristoforov with case
A good jew's harp with a simple play and mechanically convenient for any sequence of blows. Due to its low price, it can be recommended as your first Yakut khomus - it has all the characteristic features of the sound of the jew's harps of Yakut masters..
Jew's harp with a bias in the bass register with a hard tongue. The timbre is clean in all possible range, the mid-frequency overtones sound especially brightly, but it may seem that the high frequencies are slightly lacking. The dynamics change very smoothly and predictably. A good jew's harp with a simple play and mechanically convenient for any sequence of blows. Due to its low price, it can be recommended as your first Yakut khomus - it has all the characteristic features of the sound of the jew's harps of Yakut masters.
Sounds samples (c) Nikolay Sobolev
Handmade (hand forged), material of the khomus - steel. Key of E (MI) or D (RE). Size - approx. (mm) 95-100x25-30x4-5.
This khomus is made by craftsman Ivan Khristoforov (Yakutia (Sakha Republic), Russia)
| Craftsman | Ivan Khristoforov |
|---|---|
| Size | Big |
