Bass Master Jew's Harp G2 | Copper | 13 cm

Bass master jew's harp made of copper and tuned to G2. It has a deep, rich tone with a long sustain and rich overtones that you can shape with your mouth and breath while playing. Includes a wooden case carved precisely to the shape of the instrument.

Key Features

• Deep bass tone G2 with rich overtones
• Hand-forged copper instrument
• Custom wooden case - protects the reed of the instrument during transport
• Suitable for meditation, rhythmic playing, and sound experiments

How to Play the Jew's Harp

Lightly press the jew's harp against your teeth or lips and pluck its reed with your finger. Your oral cavity becomes a resonance chamber - by changing the shape of your mouth, tongue position, and breath, you alter the tone color and shape individual overtones. Playing is intuitive and you will produce the first sounds within a few minutes, while offering room for discovery even after years of playing.

Specifications

• Instrument type: Bass jew's harp
• Tuning: G2
• Size: 13 cm
• Material: Copper
• Included in package: Wooden case

How to Choose a Jew's Harp?

Jew's harps differ in tuning, size, and shape. This bass jew's harp in G2 tuning is suitable for meditation, slow playing, and as an accompanying instrument for other tunings. If you are unsure, we are happy to advise you - by phone, email, or in person at our showroom in Jablonec nad Nisou, where you can try out the jew's harps.

Why Choose the Bass Master Jew's Harp G2

• Hand-forged instrument with a deep, rich tone
• Custom wooden case protects the instrument and extends its lifespan
• Easy start - you can play within a few minutes, without musical education

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the jew's harp suitable for beginners?
Yes. You will produce the basic tone on the very first try - just place the jew's harp against your teeth and pluck the reed. Discovering overtones and rhythms then comes naturally with playing.

How does a bass jew's harp differ from a regular one?
The bass jew's harp has a longer reed and deeper tuning. Its tone is richer and the overall expression is calmer - which is why it is popular for meditation and relaxation.

How to care for the jew's harp?
After playing, store it in the included wooden case, which protects the reed from bending. Protect the copper from moisture - occasionally wiping with a dry cloth is sufficient.

Can I try the jew's harp?
Yes, you can come and try out jew's harps in our showroom in Jablonec nad Nisou. We are open by appointment, even on weekends.