Meinl Percussion Artist Series Didgeridoo - 61 inches / 154 cm large Didgeridoo - Simon Si Mullumby - F Tuning - Fiberglass, Grey (SDDG1-SI)

I've been playing for the last nine months and have bought a number of custom built sticks. I bought this on a whim, as firstly I didn't have fibreglass didge, I didn't have one in the key of F, and as I'm generally known as Si, it bears my name, so I felt obliged to get it . Still, it arrived Monday afternoon and I must have played it for about 10hrs over the last two evenings.Finish is very good all round. Quoted dimensions are pretty accurate, mine is 154cm with mouthpiece of 30.6mm ID, the bell is 85.95mm ID and the weight is 1.927kg. It is one of my easiest didges to play, back pressure is on the upper end of high, so circular breathing is made easy. Double and triple tonguing come across really well, as does the percussive play. Vocals also excel. Forgot to mention the volume. This tube is definitely one of my loudest, no amp is needed for modest public play. The drone slightly harsher than some of my didges, more so when being played at a lower volume, so a good reason to play at full throttle. For anyone wanting a good, well priced didge this one should be on the shopping list. I can't recommend it highly enough.

I just want to preface this review by saying ignore the 1 star review, the customer should have looked up videos of people playing the didgeridoo (there's a lot on YouTube) before buying it.This honestly might be my new favourite didgeridoo, I've been playing it pretty much non stop since I've got it, it might not be the flashiest looking didge out there but the sound is phenomenal, excellent resonance, circular breathing is easy to perform, vocals sound fantastic; clear and bright, the mouth piece is a bit smaller than I'm used to but it doesn't hinder the quality of the drone which is rich and warm, if you're looking for an alternative to a eucalyptus one then this is the didge to get.

I have a genuine eucalyptus didgeridoo I bought in Australia & it plays sweet & hums like a humming bird. But I'm scared to take it camping or out & about so I decided to buy this fiberglass didgeridoo.And man I am not disappointed this didge is a beauty really well made lovely to look at & hums just as good as my original didge. Im so glad it made it into my collection 👍😜

This is one cleverly designed didge. The didge has a narrow annulus at the mouthpiece end which allows you to either play staccato percussive style 'above' the annulus and drone below it.It's a fast player and toots well. Lightweight makes it ideal for transport/ gigging/ busking. The distal end is also protected by rubber. Ideal for a beginner/ advanced player and a good addition to my ever growing forest!Doctordidge

The tone is in C so is quite high pitched and doesn't sound great, although the mouth piece is small so you can make some interesting sounds with it. I did try to return the item and no courier would take it as it's too big and the company wouldn't send a courier to collect, ended up having to keep it - Do your research and maybe listen to the didge on YouTube before buying as the item isn't easily returned!