Four Turtle Didgeridoo

Truly a dot painting masterpiece, this didge was hand painted with some real talent. The turtles each have a different background, and are all located on one side, with a sweet dot painted ocean on the other side of the didge.

This is an example of the maker doing his finest art on his finest didge. The playing assests are all top of the chart. Medium high backpressure, very controllable and useable dropjaw. Crisp vocals, power sensitive overblow, and can growl softly or almost break windows. Love the variable width bell, which supports amplifying bass and trebles.

So this is a no nonsense professional level didge.  A bit heavy, but welcome to the club. Call it durable, and a very sweet player.

This one of a half dozen didges that came from the private collection of the original owner of Lark in the Morning. He passed some years ago, and his widow is passing these on to the world. 

This didgeridoo has a fresh professional Beeswax mouthpiece made with Triple Filtered cosmetic grade beeswax from the USA. You can't leave any beeswax in a hot car without melting and loosing wax. A hot day in the sun might make it soft, but won't destroy the mouthpiece. Beeswax melts at just under 150F (65C). 

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Specs

Length  63"
Mouthpiece OD  1 7/8"
Mouthpiece ID  1 3/16"
Bell OD  6 3/8"
Bell ID  5" by 7" Oblong
Weight  10 lbs  8 oz