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Meinl Synthetic Didgeridoo - Black

SKU: # 341999   |   Model: # SDDG1-BK   |    Product Reviews2 Reviews  Write a Review
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Synthetic Didgeridoo - Black

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SYNTHETIC DIDGERIDOO

The MEINL Synthetic Didgeridoos are a modern twist on the traditional bamboo construction. They are extremely durable and are unaffected by weather so they are perfect for outdoor use.

Size
-51 inch long (130 cm)

Material
-Lightweight synthetic

Colour
-BK = Black

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Awesome didge 0 of 0 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store   Calgary Chinook, Alberta
With a wax mouthpiece it feels and plays great. I've been playing it daily for a couple of months and really love it. The Synthetic material creates a very bright tone that you can make sound metallic with the proper overtones. It feels like playing an acoustic Neuro bass. Would definitely recommend it.
Posted by Austin on Feb 21, 2025
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Synthetic and not very good. Not recommended 1 of 1 customers found this review helpful
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Closest Store   St. Catharines, Ontario
Didgeridoo takes a bit of practice to sound proper, and even with that being accomplished, these things do not hold up. You can get an alright drone sound from this, but for more deep rythmic tones, unfortunately, due to the synthetic plastic design of this, you get cold tones instead of warm ones. For the price point, you may as well just spend an extra $40 and get a proper wooden type, and experience what the true tones should be from a didgeridoo.
Posted by Adam on Mar 5, 2024
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