Compact and lightweight jews harp with a sound slightly above average, excellent sensitivity and easy handling. The timbre of the instrument is remarkable for the fact that (unlike most modern serial vargans, which cannot boast anything other than loudness and oversaturation), the mechanical shades in it are much less pronounced. They are present and noticeable, but allow you to hear more musical overtones than "burly" fellows. And any single sound, as before, automatically becomes saturated. The strikes in both directions are absolutely identical and the tongue is very stable, but a two-way movement requires the development of a rather specific trajectory - when you strike outwards, your finger tends to catch the tongue much more. In general, "Kurtuguz" is the best jews harp in its price category.