World Percussion USA Solid Wood Didgeridoo 52" Long, Beeswax Mouthpiece, Hand Painted Sunrise Gecko Design, Key of C-E, Durable Clear Lacquer Finish

I enjoyed this didgeridoo while it lasted. I purchased it in 2014. While the sound was not great, it was good. I always kept it wrapped in a sheet during storage or transportation. It was never abused, banged around, etc. In late 2018 I took it to a festival, but when I unwrapped it I was surprised to find a big split on the side of it. Not sure what could have caused this. There was no way to salvage the didgeridoo.

This is my 6th Didgeridoo and my first hardwood one. it is beautifully painted as well as a great diameter for a beginner to get good back pressure on. PERFECT for someone trying to perfect their circular breathing. Big fat didgeridoos are too hard for beginners to play, this one is PERFECT, IMHO.It is 3 pounds but since you normally play with it on a stand or on the ground and not holding that is not that much of an issue..I have been playing it all day since I got it.. I really really really like it.I got it on sale about 50% off so I think is was a screaming great deal.

This is my second didg. It's a bit heavier than my first and takes some getting used to. The mouthpiece had to be worked to get a good sound, but once that was done I really liked it a lot. It's a fantastic price. If you are considering it, I'd say go for it. You won't get anything this good at this price.

This didge is good nice solid wood and the artwork was better than expected. It sounds pretty legit. after four days I'm able to get a handle on circular breathing, I can only assume that means it has good back pressure. At first it seemed nearly impossible, but now it's getting to be almost natural.

Wasn't sure what to expect, the stick plays very nice, plenty of backpressure making it easier to circulate breathe, though the tone is higher than I thought it would be. It's also heavier than thought it should be, more wood could have been carved out of the bell, therefore making it wider. Overall, I like that I can sustain the circular breathing longer with this didge than with the plastic one I started out with.