Many new agaves are on the site now with the addition of hand carved wood mouthpieces. The wood mouthpieces are great to play on and don't leave a residue after playing like wax does. The also are easy to clean and great for traveling. The openings are sized between 1.2-1.25" depending on the didge. I am using a variety of woods including Bubinga, Wenge, Zebrawood, Cherry, Padauk, Agave, Mahogany,Shedua and more. Also check out some testimonials from individuals who have recently purchased didgeridoos from me.
Thanks, Kyle
- Key: C
- Length: 68″
- Mouth on Agave: 2.5″
- Bell: 6″
- Mouthpiece: Bubinga, Padauk, Purpleheart- 1.25″
- Wall Thickness: Medium
- Backpressure: Strong
This is a powerful didge in one of my favorite notes. Nice thick wood up top to thin at the bell for great sound projection. This plays with ease with strong back pressure and has such a nice full drone with a good amount of bass. The wood has great variation and character with a tapered bell that adds a unique look . A real beaut!
- Key: E
- Length: 50″
- Mouth on Agave: 2.5″
- Bell: 4.5″
- Mouthpiece: Zebra, Shedua: 1.2″
- Wall Thickness: Thick to Medium
- Back Pressure: Strong
This is a feisty little didge that can really growl. I have been playing it a lot and it has so many capabilites. This is a very old stalk with incredible grain and the bell at the end has a unique appearance. Great volume for its size and such explosiveness. I love these short thick Old Souls and this would be perfect this summer season for traveling and playing outside.
- Key: D/C#
- Length: 62.5″
- Mouth on Agave: 2.4″
- Bell: 6″
- Mouthpiece: Satinwood, Zebrawood- 1.35″
- Walls: Medium
- Back pressure: Strong
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This is a solid didge with dense medium walls and great wood grain. The overtones are really easy on this one and the drone has a nice amount of bass. The mouthpiece has a bit of a bigger opening for those that prefer it and I love the combination of woods on it. Great vocals and sound projection this didge has lots of spunk.
- Key: C#
- Length: 73″
- Mouth on Agave: 2.25″
- Bell: 6″
- Mouthpiece: Satinwood, Padauk- 1.3″
- Walls: Medium
- Backpressure: Strong
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This is such a unique and fun didgeridoo. The first thing that jumps out is how big this didge is. The bell opening is 6″ but only because it tapers back to that. This is more like a 7-8″ bell. The beehive bell adds a cool effect to the sound. It almost sounds like you are playing into a cave. It has TREMENDOUS vocal abilities, bass, and really strong back pressure. Really easy to play with tons of capabilities
- Key: C#
- Length: 69.5″
- Mouth: 1.6″ outer, 1.25″ inner diameter
- Bell: 5.75″
- Mouthpiece: Spalted Maple, Agave
- Wall: Thin
- Back pressure: Very Strong
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I started collecting the tops of the agaves to make flutes and then for this style. I love playing directly on agaves as they have so much resonance and so these came about. I love the look and this has been many of my friends favorite for appearance. Less breath is more on this didge as it barely takes anything to get this one going. Tremendous abilities for fast rhythms and overtones and great loud vocals. A real looker and player this one is.
- Key: C”
- Length: 63.5″
- Mouth: 1.6″ outer, 1.25″ inner diameter
- Bell: 6.5″
- Mouthpiece, Padauk, Mahogany, Shedua, Agave
- Wall: Medium
- Back pressure: Very Strong
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Another agave mouthpiece with very little breath required. Another nice thing about the tops on agaves is that the wood becomes thicker as the flower shoots up. This was an old thick agave top that has tons of character to it and is in nice contrast with the agave it is attached to.The main part of the didge has beautiful pigments with lots of variation. This like the other has easy overtones and quick rhythmic abilities with great vocals.
