Description
The Dan Moi Jaw Harp from Vietnam is the perfect instrument for musicians! This traditional H’mong mountain instrument features a metal instrument similar to the Jews Harp, with a great sound with nice overtones. The Dan Moi Jaw Harp is made by skilled local craftsmen and is easy to play, making it ideal for beginners. It comes with a free-tuning C#2 D2 D#2 E2 F2 F#2 G2 G#2 and is crafted from the finest brass, with a 10 cm length. Along with the jaw harp, you will also receive a short playing instructions and a jaw harp case.
Features
- Beautiful and sustainable Dan Moi jaw harp
- Not suitable for kidsunder 3years old
- Handmade, fair trade, eco-friendly and fun
- Perfect gift for a musician
Weight & dimensions
Size: 11 x 2 cm
Weight: 10g
Specifications
Product Type: Musical Instrument
Colour: Yellow, Red and Multicoloured
Material: Bamboo , Cotton & Metal
Number of units: 1
Product Care: Wipe With a Damp Cloth
Safety Warning: This product may contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, may have sharp edges, or may be heavy and fragile. It is not intended for use by children without adult supervision. Use with care to avoid injury. Handle and maintain the product responsibly to ensure safety. Buyers are responsible for ensuring safe use and care of the product. This is a general guide and it is not a substitute for proper supervision.
Country of Origin: Vietnam
Technical Details
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Pitch |
High pitch |
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Decay time |
196ms |
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Dominant Frequency Range |
800hz – 3khz |
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Frequency Range |
150hz – 15khz |
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Peak decibels |
71db |
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RMS decibels |
58db |
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Loudness Rating |
Level 7 |
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Difficulty Rating |
10 |
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What’s included |
Jaw Harp, Tuner, Playing Instructions and Jaw Harp Case |
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Attack |
44ms |
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Timbre Tone Colour |
Warm and resonant |
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Dynamic Range |
Medium |
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Recommended Age |
Suitable for highly skilled musicians |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the jaw harp suitable for beginners?
The Dan Moi jaw harp is more suitable for adults or older beginners due to the need for precise technique. It is not recommended for young children.
How do you play the jaw harp?
Hold the frame against your lips (not teeth), then pluck the reed while changing the shape of your mouth and controlling your breath to modulate the sound.
What is the jaw harp used for?
The jaw harp is used for rhythmic and melodic sound effects, meditation, traditional folk music, and creating unique tonal textures in music.
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