Didgeridoo #27
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- Key: C
- Length: 53.5″
- Mouth on Agave: 1.6″
- Bell: 3.25″
- Mouthpiece: Padauk, Walnut- 1.2″
- Backpressure: Medium
- Wall Thickness: Very thick
- Weight: 3.6lbs
- Skill Level: Intermediate-Advanced
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The vocals on this didge are just awesome and sound like they are coming from another place. Really solid, dense, old wood that has so much resonance. This one has a drone with lots of depth with very little breath required and really easy overtones. I just love these straight old souls and this is perfect for playing into a mic or traveling around. The mouthpiece might be my favorite to date and the photo doesn’t do it justice on just how beautiful this didge is. Registered in perfect C# although they can fluctuate a bit with temps and humidity. A great didge that I highly recommend!
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This is a solid didge with dense medium walls and great wood grain. The overtones are really easy and clear and the drone has a nice amount of bass. Little breath required and great sound projection. A nice abstract mouthpiece finishes the didge off and I love the combination of woods.
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The hugeness of this didgeridoo is hard to put into words and in person will blow you away.I have made a lot of big bell didges over the years, many being bigger in diameter across, but this one seems like the most massive. The bore size is large enough for me to stick my whole arm up to my shoulder in it. Tons of volume and bass with great vocals and overtones. The old wood grain has a almost a blue grey tint to it at the top and nice coloration in the bell. I have inlaid turquoise also for some added beauty. The mouthpiece is also unique and has some of my favorite woods with great earth tones. This one is a blast to play and will certainly turn some heads. A true Old Soul didge.
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I remember finding this one and instantly knowing that it would become a great didgeridoo. Very thick wood for an agave with a weathered yet polished look with the bug holes and cracks on the exterior. I can’t say enough about how this one plays. It practically plays itself with very little breath required and has such a strong resonance. The overtones are crystal clear and vocals really pop. This would be great for the most advanced player but also for someone who has never picked up a didgeridoo to learn on. Finishing it off are some of my favorite woods that compliment the uniqueness of this didge.
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didge47d
I have been traveling around with this didge for some time. I made it many years ago when I was still using beeswax. Recently added the wood mouthpiece and another coat of resin. A nice solid Old Soul with such an easy full drone with great balance.Easy to reach overtones and vocals really project with that nice bell. A really solid didge!
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