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I also bought some. There are fine cheap ones from Vietnam, which you can make sound as long as your breath is: https://www.ssl-id.de/khomus.de/moiform.htm and there is creative guy in Hungria or what, with a brilliant site: http://www.szilagyi-jewsharp.com/ I asked him why he does not make them tunable and it seamed he had never thought about it. Should not be too dificult to either move a weight on the tonge or move the tonge to change its size... and it would be a boost... :-) >Just a reflection on this instrument: I recently bought a Jew's >Harp and found out that you can also play it while "beatboxing" by >using your tongue to "spit" or "suck" "air shots" into they the harp >(while it's vibrating the usual way). I also tried the reed player >trick to "groaw" the sound by singing and it kind of works with a >jew's harp (but not in the same way as bamboo reed instruments). > >If you have a jew's harp around, try to keep the basic rhythm with >your right hand, striking it on 8th notes, and then add syncoped >"drum solos" by tongue shots. This is very inspiring for looping! >Myself I have to practice it a little more before incorporating it >in my live looping. Just my 2 cents.... ;-) > >Greetings from Sweden > >Per Boysen >--- >http://www.looproom.com (international) >http://www.boysen.se (Swedish site) I -- ---> http://Matthias.Grob.org