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Wooden Didgeridoo 0027
All my didgeridoos are hand made by myself, and made to be played. If you want to know what goes into making a wooden didgeridoo such as this, further information can be found in How to Make a Didgeridoo.
Sweet C# Chestnut Didgeridoo
Background: Bigger thicker bore top end to replicate a deeper richer and softer sound with a lower key. I was aiming for a sound more akin to Mark Atkins style and the first few bloodwoods I bought.
Wood: Sweet Chestnut
Key: C#
Toot: D#
Mouthpiece: 32mm
Bell: 5.5x6cm
Length: 157cm
Weight: 3.1kg
Apologies for the some of the small images, I lost most of my images due to hard drive failure and these are all that I was able to recover.
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