Schwarz 0/25/LN/06 Jaws Harp No:6

Some people commented on the harp's size and indeed, it is small and the sound it produces is not comparable to bigger harps, BUT this is still quite fun to play with. The sound is reasonable, the price is adequate, it arrived here in Portugal in less than a week, so quick delivery, considering this is Christmas time, and it's a great piece for beginners. If you are new to this instrument, don't spend money on expensive ones. Buy a cheaper one, as it gets some getting used to to playing this thing. Once you've obtained some know how, then you can start buying bigger and more expensive harps. I highly suggest you opt for an Indian Morchang, which can cost between 40 - 80 dollars/euros, but it is the piece you want when you acquire more experience. The sound on the Morchang is just perfect, and the quality is excellent as well, as is the sound it makes.

Sound is okay, materials are not very good. Been playing often and metal started to rust in some areas. This is a really cheap harp, but it's good for starters like me. Now I got a really good one from Siberia, with a much better sound, so I won't be playing this one anymore.

It must of been my mistake as I did not realise it would be so small so almost impossible to play. It was well made but useless

The root note could not be more out of tune, exactly between D# and E. Impossible to play anything in tune with it. It will be my first instrument in the trash within a couple hours.

It does what it says on the box...great value for money too

As expected

I very much enjoy playing this simple but versatile instrument.

Not bad for what it is .