Meinl Sliced Pro Didgeridoo: Key of D

Meinl Sliced Pro Didgeridoo: Key of DThe Meinl Sonic Energy Sliced Pro Didgeridoo is a modern edition of one of the oldest instruments in the world. Thanks to a screw mechanism, you can separate the didgeridoo into two pieces, which makes it perfect for traveling. The included bag ensures safe transportation. A beautiful natural finish completes the look of this instrument. The didgeridoo is tuned to the tone D. Notice: This product is made from natural materials. Variations in color,

The Meinl Sonic Energy Sliced Pro Didgeridoo is a modern edition of one of the oldest instruments in the world. Thanks to a screw mechanism, you can separate the didgeridoo into two pieces, which makes it perfect for traveling. The included bag ensures safe transportation. A beautiful natural finish completes the look of this instrument. The didgeridoo is tuned to the tone D.

Notice: This product is made from natural materials. Variations in color, grain, texture, or shape, as well as natural features such as knots, resin marks, colorations, or fine cracks, are natural and not considered defects, but signs of the material’s authenticity and uniqueness. To ensure longevity, keep the product away from heat, direct sunlight, and extreme climate conditions.

Features:

• Made from mahogany
• Natural finish
• Screw mechanism to separate into two pieces
• Tuning: D

Weight:

• 3053g
• 107.7oz

Approximate Dimensions:

• Length: 73.2" / 185.9 cm
• Inner diameter mouthpiece: 1.2" / 3 cm
• Inner diameter soundhole: 4.5" / 11.5 cm

What is a Didgerigoo?

The Didgeridoo (pronounced: didscheridu) is a rhythm instrument, which consists of a wooden tube. This tube serves as an amplifier of the sound generated with the player’s lips.

From the point of view of instrumentology, the Didgeridoo can be classified as a wind instrument in the family of aerophones. This family includes all those wind instruments that produce sound primarily by causing a body of air to vibrate.

A Didgeridoo can also be used as a meditative instrument.

How to Play a Didgeridoo

The Didgeridoo is mainly played while sitting or kneeling, with the end of the instrument resting on the floor. As a beginner, you will probably only get an unusual humming sound out of the Didgeridoo. However, the Didgeridoo can produce much more than that. Experienced players succeed in producing versatile sounds, rhythms and compositions with the Didgeridoo through the interplay of mouth and throat movements, voice effects as well as a special breathing technique.