Description
Jew’s Harp by Dmitry Glazyrin “Phantom” — Variable Tone, Premium Sound
The Phantom is a signature jew’s harp (vargan) created by Siberian master Dmitry Glazyrin — widely known for its magnetic tone-shift system, allowing you to instantly switch from high to low timbre by attaching or removing the included magnetic ball at the tip of the reed.
Crafted from high-grade stainless steel and featuring elegant industrial aesthetics, the Phantom offers an exceptionally clear, bass-rich sound, smooth overtones, and excellent responsiveness. Its balanced frame and perfectly calibrated gaps make it a pleasure to hold and a joy to play.
Whether you are just starting out or are a seasoned player — this instrument delivers performance, style, and innovation in one compact design.
Features
- Magnetic ball for dynamic tone control (switch from high to low instantly)
- Wide overtone spectrum and powerful bass tones (~G1 to ~D2 range)
- Compact, ergonomic shape with professional build quality
Purpose
- Suitable for sound healing, meditation, music performance, and personal exploration
- Great for children, adults, beginners, and professional musicians
Materials
- Body: Stainless steel
- Magnetic attachment: removable steel ball
Specifications
- Base frequency: 45–75 Hz
- Gaps: 20–80 μm
- Reed hardness: 140–160 gf
- Frame hardness: 300–500 gf
- Reed size: 90 × 15–20 mm
- Approximate tones: ~D2, ~C#2, ~C2, ~B1, ~A#1, ~A1, ~G#1, ~G1, ~F#1
- Dimensions: 111 × 36 × 4 mm
- Weight: 45 g
🎶 At Shamanic Boutique, we’ll gladly show you how to play the jew’s harp in just 5 minutes — and help you pick the one that suits your energy and sound.
📥 Download our free playing guide directly from our website.
🎁 It’s easy to order the “Phantom” by Glazyrin and give your friend (or yourself) a truly unique and meaningful gift.
![Jaw Harp by Dmitry Glazyrin "Snake" (Jew's Harp / Mouth Harp / Vargan / Khomuz / Khomus)](/wa-data/public/shop/products/31/09/931/images/12229/12229.0x320.jpg "Jaw Harp by Dmitry Glazyrin "Snake" (Jew's Harp / Mouth Harp / Vargan / Khomuz / Khomus)")
