Thomann Slide-Didgeridoo

Notes are notated in a not waterproof marker. Now they are almost fine. Though i can correct it myself. 59 euros for a didgeridoo with full sound (also if not "cottony" as a wood on but It is forseeable), nice colours, a really nice wood embochure that can be "completed" with wax, i have to give only five stars. From the flute sound to the teumpet all the way down to last A of a piano untill C6 it Is a super instrument with great possibilities also for what metter being miced for stages and not only

In contrast to the other great reviews of this product, I had some trouble with this particular didge. It might be tied to my particular playing technique, but I found the backpressure insufficient to play it comfortably - even at higher tunings (D or upwards). Others seem to have had better experiences. The sound quality, however, is very impressive for such a small and light instrument - good harmonics and resonance with voice. The volume is lower than on a wooden didge, so this might be a good pick for practicing when neighbors are around.

I use this to create some interesting tuned low ends on some of my tunes. If studio recording is what you do then this is the one you'd need as it's versatile .