didjeridoos for sale...just 99 cents each!

Have you ever wanted to try playing a didjeridoo, but didn't have time to make one, or the money to buy one ready-made? Here's how you can get one right away for just 99 cents!

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Howto & Style

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• didjeridu
• didjeridoo
• didgeridoo
• didge
• drum
• drumming
• percussion
• Traverse
• City
• MI
• Hillar
• Bergman

[Adherer]

nice hat^^

Are you muslim?

[catinnahat]

no. I just like unusual hats.

[sifiboy92]

SOunds not good!

[catinnahat]

I'm not sure if you are referring to my example playing, the audio on this clip, or the instrument itself. The 99 cent plastic didge isn't going to have the same qualities as a well-made eucalyptus didge. A 99 dollar chinese violin isn't going to have the qualities of a Stradivarius either. With that in mind, the purpose here is to present something very inexpensive and readily available that anyone can try out.

[Skizzit24]

Good on ya mate. Not a lot of people who can look outside of the tutorials and have enough imagination to see if any tubing is playable.

[fsharp64]

It sounds to me, and this is not discrediting you your idea at all, that the leaks in the tunable didge are quite unbearable for the player. I like the golf cylinder idea and the PVC idea, but I just dont think it's very practical to put the two together. Im not dicrediting your playing either, I just think the leaks are too bad. I really enjoy your videos. You should post more! Great ideas!

[fsharp64]

It sounds to me (and this is not discrediting to your idea in the least) that the leaks in the tuneable didge idea are quite unbearable to the player. I like the golf tube idea and the PVC idea, I just dont thing putting them together is very practical. I really enjoy your videos!

[KindVapour]

they sell those as "Golf Club Tubes" to go into a golf bag.

[clarinetcat]

"Don't let a lack of funds keep you from having alot of fun with music..."

From one cat to another...

Fantastic quote, fantastic philosophy.

[cumcumcuma]

show us some harmonics

[h4rk4t]

Hey nice job with the vid bro. I Used just a long (about 5 feet long) 2 inch diameter pvc pipe and then started a camp fire and put it in the flames (not the coals or wood! just the flame) untill it became somewhat rubbery (not gooey..) and then twist just a little in certain spots to give it a more natural-not so pvc pipe look. and the fire/heat also turns it a nice tanish/brown mixture of colors so it doesnt look at alll like pvc when its finished

[osxpat]

Sifiboy92 should join the human race. Cat, I think this is ingenious, especially for someone just starting out who doesn't have $30 to spend! Keep it up mate!