MUARO"Lighthouse" Jew's Harp - Russian Vargan by Glazyrin

This is a nice jaw harp. It's my second Russian Vargan, having a deeper tone (about an A) than my first (about a C). It plays beautifully, providing nice volume and sustain. If you actually like jaw harps, it's well worth spending the bit extra.

The media could not be loaded. The reed and frame are close so it’s super easy for even pros to clatter but it sounds amazing if you know what you’re doing. Like in the video you can see it’s very easy to get into a meditative state with it.I like the tone a lot so that’s what sells it for me

+ Perfect proportions, the right thickness of metal, it can be preserved and stored easily. Beautiful sound.I definitely recommend it.- A little bit expensive.

This is a nice harp. Good quality. The 4.5 star is due to being smaller than I was anticipating and a little harder to get the strong sound that I get with my other harp.Overall, it's still a good product and would recommend to others.

My first instrument of this type. It plays well, has a good sound with good sustain, plays louder than I expected. I am glad I spent a little more money, because a higher quality instruments removes many frustrations, and answers the question of whether or not an issue likes with me (most likely) or with the instrument.

Excellent tone and construction! After playing this one for a while, it is my go-to jaw harp. It has a lower pitch but the notes last a long time and the vibration feels good in your brain :)For the price, seems like the best option to go with if you want something substantial to mess around with.

The media could not be loaded. I picked it up and started playing. Simple and fun. I saw a guy backpacking in the mountains and he pulled one of these out and started playing. Wanted one ever since. Thanks

Got this for my dad. Beautiful instrument, but the reed (tongue) was slightly misaligned, causing an unwanted sound effect as it hit the arms. Had to return.