Schwarz Jew's Harp 56mm Nr. 6

Totally acceptable

Nothing wrong here, nothing amazing here, it gets the job done

Cheapest and good

Good product nice material and well constructed

it' funny instrument and easy to use. I suggest it for beginner

Really funny instrument. Easy to learn after 2 or 3 videos. I prefer as big as possible. Smaller are harder to hold and don't have as many different sounds as bigger.

harder to get your teeth round

Being a smaller diameter than the nos 8-14 I found the no 6 a bit harder to play. It has a higher pitch as well. Once you get the hang of it it does work.

hell yes!!

I'm having so much fun with it!

Easily on par with any other jaw harp I've ever tried

As a kid I used to love making noise - especially in interesting ways, like hitting different tubes or bottles with spoons or sticks, drumming on everything I could find, trumpeting through rolled up papers and so on.

I was very happy when I got a jaw harp and it made really cool sounds using a piece of metal and my mouth. Later in life this led to an enthusiasm for all kinds of overtone instruments and sounds, but as a kid I did not understand all that. I only understood that it made a cool noise, and that made me happy!

This jaw harp is a very good beginner's instrument, it is not overly fragile and has a good tone with decent sustain. It is a bit difficult to get a clean note out of, but then again - if you are just learning the ropes this is easily good enough!

I have ordered this Jew's Harp to play it by myself but 55mm is to tiny

for a real man, so i give it to my kids, and the play it very well. easy to learn. Next time i will bye a bigger one.

Good quality

This is a sturdy, good quality instrument. Not much more you can say really.