They are also called "Jews harps"... Might be where you heard it!

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You just blew my mind 🤣

Shurap?

@@TonyHamiltonCk another channel.. incredible knifemaker

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most of these go for like 40-70 depending on the maker and the type. Some custom or exotic harps can go from 70 all the way to hundreds of dollars depending on the materials and craftsmanship

@@wiitees5770 Thanks, I believe it after watching the video showing the intense process! Do you know where one would look to find a nice one like these?

yes, made of inner ring from bearings

я слесарь целый месяц жизни гоуно смотрел.

😊 oi finalmente vi algum brazuca

They could be *free tune,* which is the natural way.

One way is to add or remove tiny amounts of material to the reed. Depending on which key the harp is closest to, will determine whether you add or subtract. Solder is sometimes used in the loop of the reed to make it slower or lower in pitch. Using a small file carefully, you can remove metal from the loop. Small amounts make a big difference. Most players simply go with the natural sound of the harp without making any changes.

Into water, it is easier to clean them.

@@CossackForge aaahh ok thanks!

Des guimbardes.

Проволока из латуни Не окисляется . А пружинка от фуражки ,офицерской

Check out this UKposts channel, Bebbcorp Harpery He can you find a great drymba. He also has live uploads on Saturday nights at 8:00 pm central US time.

Same here . I haven’t seen one of those in years. I had one when I was a kid. Different bends and sizes make different tones.

I wondered if the rollers effected the tongue too (besides straightening)?