So, I bought this on a lark, since it was so cheap.I think the company is doing this just so I'll buy a full size one.Or 10. I probably will, lol.I watched a frikkin youtube vid on how to make sound with this, and it took only like 15 minutes.I can't even make sound for 30 seconds yet, but I'm only on day two of playing the thing.TL;DR;If you are even REMOTELY interested in playing a didge, go ahead and get something from this company.Get this one if you want to pack it.It DOES sound like ones I've heard friends play.Long Story:Just FYI, my family makes & sells beeswax candles. Handrolled beeswax candles, 12" tall.So, we usually have several 1-4" leftovers laying about.I naturally understood, after trying for 10 minutes, exactly where the wax needed to be placed on this instrument, and I was able to fashion a used beeswax candle as needed.I did have trouble forming my mouth to the instrument itself.I feel as a newbie, you NEED to use wax for the mouth-seal.For others, I would recommend simple paraffin canning wax, as you can cut a piece, hold it in your hands for 15-25 minutes, and shape as you see fit. (Depends on how hot you are, heh... )For the beeswax candle, I had to use a hairdryer and quite a bit of persuasion. Resulting in slightly crisp fingers on my left hand.Profuse amounts of alcohol previously during the night helped to bear the heat...I think the reason for the beeswax vs paraffin is due to the higher melting point of beeswax?Not sure.But I think that once you actually get the beeswax shaped as you want, it will not deform from your body heat. Try the paraffin first, if it moves, it's easy to reshape.If reshaping it bugs you, then go to beeswax.To sum up, excellent value for money, get one if you have the SLIGHTEST interest.I got going in 30 minutes, including the wax.

Was für ein geiles Teil. Man wundert sich nur wie aus so nem kleinen Ding so ein riesen Sound rauskommt. Robust gebaut, mit Spuckfänger am Mundstück. Die Vibrationen lassen den eigenen Körper schwingen und erfüllen den Raum. Der Sound geht aber nicht durch Wände sodass ein schlafendes Kind im Nebenraum und die Nachbarn nicht gestört werden.

Mi ha decisamente stupito: innanzitutto il suono è pari a quello di un didgeridoo, basso e potente. La contropressione è ottima e necessita di poca capacità polmonare in più rispetto al dige classico che posseggo (in teak): in sostanza bisogna solo adattarsi al diverso tipo di contropressione. Pesa pochissimo ed ha l' ingombro di un libro. Il materiale, legno di mogano, è stupendo al tatto ed alla vista e le rifiniture sono eccezionali (il logo è stampato a fuoco).Assolutamente consigliato!!!P.S.: per evitare crepe e rotture del legno, prima di metterlo via consiglio di asciugare il foro dalla saliva ma soprattutto di inspirare dal foro qualche volta, per riempirlo di aria fresca e svuotarlo dal fiato la cui umidità ristagnerebbe all' interno, rischiando di farlo gonfiare e di conseguenza crepare.

思ったよりも小さくて軽くて使いやすいです。ディジュリドゥ初心者なので、細かいところまでは言えませんが、良い楽器だと思います。普通のディジュリドゥと比べて、音量や反響は少し小さいですが、それでも楽しいです。普通のディジュリドゥとは比べ物にならないほどコンパクトで、持ち歩いたり、机の上に置いておくことができ、気が向いたときにすぐ吹けて楽しいです。チューニングがGと書いてあるのですが、チューナーで調べたところCの音が出ました。でも初心者なので、吹き方の問題の可能性もあるかも？買ってよかったです。木材はマホガニー、原産国はインドネシアだそうです。It’s so small and light and easy to use! I am a novice didgeridoo player so I can’t say too much in detail, but I think it’s a good instrument. Compared to a normal didgeridoo, it has less volume and reverberations, but it’s still a lot of fun. It’s so compact and easy to carry around or keep on my desk and play whenever I feel like it.It says the tuning is G, but when I used a tuner, I got a C. As I mentioned earlier, I am a novice, so that could be because of me, for all I know.I’m glad I bought it.The wood is mahogany and it’s made in Indonesia.

Be prepared you may need a wax mouthpiece to get it to play better