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Dang, that box didge threw me. Lol I have one of the cheap book size box didges and it's terrible. I thought all box shape didges might have sounded like mine, but I'm glad to see they don't.
Question: How would you compare playing a DGDoo with a traditional didgeridoo? I am curious about whether you need to employ the same amount of forcefulness, air pressure and mouth/palate muscle tone to use them, or is one easier than the other? thank you
The maker is no longer building them, sadly. Your best bets are to look up Noah Frisch for a box didge, or consider DGDOO for a decent circular version of a box didge. (Tell them I sent you!)
@@scotchbox It depends where you live. If you're in the States, I'd consider contacting Tyler at primaltones.com/ or Kyle at desertmountaindidges.com/. Please tell them I sent you! Another option is to post in the Didgeridoo Learning Community on Facebook and ask if anyone is selling a beginner didge.
@@Breathwood he asked me where I'd seen the review, I sent him this vid. I have very much shared the love have no fear. He said your a cool dude. I must agree, I have literally learnt to circular breathe today watching your tutorials. I can keep it up for a minute or two, longer than a single breath by far but not perfect yet! You are the man.
I believe, that a master MAORI digi player can make the cheapest digi sound badass,,,,,like give Jimmy Page a beater 69 dollar guitar,,,,and without seeing him,,,,you can tell its Jimmy RIPPING!!!!!MASTERFULLY!!!great vid!!!!always loved the great vid digis,,,,and the Maori culture,,,,dreamtime!!@!😎
I bought a eucalyptus didge from an Australian store and sadly is sounds somewhat muffled like the second compact didge you played. :-( I am pretty bummed about it... wondering why my bamboo $30 didge sounds better than my $$$ didge.... ever had/heard this issue?
Some eucalyptus didgeridoos are too thick-walled, sadly, so their sound can be weak. Now, a strong player MIGHT be able to change this. It can take a LOT of power to get a thick eucalyptus didgeridoo vibrating....but sometimes they just aren't good instruments no matter the level of the player.
Breathwood I ended up taking off the wax mouthpiece and made another out of oak and it helped quite a bit. Also my playing improved and strengthened over time.
Nico it’s a great friend of mine. He’s from Argentina, but he lives here in Puebla, Mexico. He says hi to you BTW!!!!
Dang, that box didge threw me. Lol
I have one of the cheap book size box didges and it's terrible. I thought all box shape didges might have sounded like mine, but I'm glad to see they don't.
Super helpful. Very surprised. Fun video. I’d like to see the names and keys of the diges reviewed.
does anyone have a link to the box dige? thanks!
Where can I buy the box one?
Yes!
Rick Ellis was the maker, but he no longer builds them! Try Noah Frisch or DG DOO
Thankyou for revealing the existence of the DG-Doo! Just ordered it. It sounds awesome, looks great, looks easy to transport, and is cost effective!
Did they hit you up for extra shipping fees?
@@LassieFarm Not that I recall. Normal shipping fees.
Question: How would you compare playing a DGDoo with a traditional didgeridoo? I am curious about whether you need to employ the same amount of forcefulness, air pressure and mouth/palate muscle tone to use them, or is one easier than the other? thank you
I went with the dg doo. Thanks for the video, it really helped narrow it down. I’m excited to try it once it arrives. :)
Awesome! Did you tell him I influenced your decision? That would be sweet. I hope you like it!
@@Breathwood Can you include links in the description below?
In the market for travel didg and so appreciate your review and reveal... Indeed had a pull to #3..
Thank you David
Wow that box sounds amazing, I'd love a link
The maker is no longer building them, sadly. Your best bets are to look up Noah Frisch for a box didge, or consider DGDOO for a decent circular version of a box didge. (Tell them I sent you!)
@@Breathwood Do you have a recommendation for a beginner's first full sized didge?
@@scotchbox It depends where you live. If you're in the States, I'd consider contacting Tyler at primaltones.com/ or Kyle at desertmountaindidges.com/. Please tell them I sent you!
Another option is to post in the Didgeridoo Learning Community on Facebook and ask if anyone is selling a beginner didge.
@@Breathwood Good shout! I'm UK based so I'll pop in there, thanks
Don’t you think the original didgeridoo from Australia the long tubular one sounds much better than any of these compact Didgeridoos?
Yep, way better!
I love your channel mate, I just been in contact to buy a dg doo didge, thanks for the review.
Nice! Hope you enjoy it! Please mention Breathwood when you order!
@@Breathwood he asked me where I'd seen the review, I sent him this vid. I have very much shared the love have no fear. He said your a cool dude. I must agree, I have literally learnt to circular breathe today watching your tutorials. I can keep it up for a minute or two, longer than a single breath by far but not perfect yet! You are the man.
@@Dandunu Wow, I'm so glad to hear that my videos have helped you learn! That's awesome!
@@Breathwood thankyou very much.
#2 is the best sounding one. Much clearer bass.
I agree just wish it had aboriginal desines
What didgeridoo would you advise to get that won’t break the bank but is still a pleasure to play, please?
Please, who is the maker of the box dodge?
I believe, that a master MAORI digi player can make the cheapest digi sound badass,,,,,like give Jimmy Page a beater 69 dollar guitar,,,,and without seeing him,,,,you can tell its Jimmy RIPPING!!!!!MASTERFULLY!!!great vid!!!!always loved the great vid digis,,,,and the Maori culture,,,,dreamtime!!@!😎
I bought a eucalyptus didge from an Australian store and sadly is sounds somewhat muffled like the second compact didge you played. :-( I am pretty bummed about it... wondering why my bamboo $30 didge sounds better than my $$$ didge.... ever had/heard this issue?
Some eucalyptus didgeridoos are too thick-walled, sadly, so their sound can be weak. Now, a strong player MIGHT be able to change this. It can take a LOT of power to get a thick eucalyptus didgeridoo vibrating....but sometimes they just aren't good instruments no matter the level of the player.
Breathwood I ended up taking off the wax mouthpiece and made another out of oak and it helped quite a bit. Also my playing improved and strengthened over time.
So you wouldn't recomend the meinl, didge?
Not usually, no!
I won! LoL 😃
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