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: D/C#
- Length: 53.5″
- Mouth: 2.5″
- Bell: 3.75″
- Mouthpiece: Leopard Wood, Tzalm
- Wall thickness: Thick to Medium
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I love the sound of these thick straight agaves. This one plays with ease and has a good amount of back pressure and takes very little breath. It has good volume and excellent vocals and easy overtones. I also inlaid a nice sized turquoise cabechon near the mouthpiece. This would be a great didge for someone starting out playing and to advance with.

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- Key: D#
- Length: 56″
- Mouth: 2.25″
- Bell: 7″
- Mouthpiece: Cocobolo, Coyote
- Wall thickness: Medium
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I just loved the shape of this didge and the quick taper to a nice big bell that I had to add some inlays to it. I carved and inlaid 48 circles with turquoise that wrap around the didge. Love the way it turned out and love the way this didge plays. Really nice back pressure and really LOUD toots. It has nice dense medium thickness wood and has a lot of explosive playing capabilities.

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- Key: D
- Length: 72″
- Mouth: 2.5″
- Bell: 8″
- Mouthpiece: Shedua
- Wall Thickness: Thick to Medium at bell
I couldn’t stop playing this one when it was finished and still can’t stop playing it now. D is one of my favorite notes and to hear it with so much volume and explosiveness is awesome. I kept the bell as more of a beehive on this one and although it has an 8″ opening, at its biggest point it is equivalent to a 10″ bell. This shape at the bell acts as a resonator and really increases sound production. The top of the stalk is a nice thick piece with beautiful merlot colors in the grain. This takes hardly any breath but it has tons of volume and explosiveness with amazing vocals.

- Key:E
- Length: 70.5″
- Mouth: 1.75″
- Bell: 11″
- Mouthpiece: Bubinga
- Wall thickness: Medium
This is the first Fusion that I created. It has a really small mouth on it and with the 11″ bell it has tons of backpressure. It is very easy to play and its strength is definitely in its rhythmic abilities. I have been able to some of the fastest rhythms with very little effort on this one. It also sounds like an electrified didge and is extremely loud with awesome vocals.
