Despite its impressive size, the Magnum is highly sensitive, which is largely facilitated by the minimal gaps between the frame and the tongue. The harp has a dense, powerful, focused sound and a fairly long sustain, which allows you to get a really high volume. High dynamics and small gaps are quite demanding to the technique of the game, blows at an angle Magnum will not forgive. Being a universal harp with an average frequency of sound, the Magnum, however, is more suitable for fans of rhythmic playing.