Yes it has a scale changer. I love playing it when I can but I will admit I could never do justice to what it is capable of.

The one I have, Hohner Super 64x, is pretty expensive, at least for me.

I play a little bit of the harmonica. It’s gotten out of tune a little bit over the years and no places near me will repair it.

But what I’m really proud of is the set of ceramic bowls I’ve collected over the years to make what is called Jal tarang. Water needs to be filled in them to specified levels and struck with wooden sticks to make a musical note. Tuning it is an exercise of its own but I love playing it when I can find the time. Sounds really nice.

Here is a virtuoso of the instrument playing a song:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCi34JQjuRk

That this too, shall pass.

I have a tin box full of very old nibs which still look pristine. I bought them on impulse at a flea market dirt cheap. I have no idea what to do with them.

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I got a cool looking salt shaker that looks like a crow and is made of buffalo horn. I’m fine with it sitting on my shelf but don’t see myself using it for its intended purpose on my dining table.

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