Description
The wooden spiral didgeridoo (a.k.a. snake didgeridoo) is a beautifully painted, compact and lightweight instrument. It’s basically a long tube that is wound up, with a total tube length equal to that of a straight didgeridoo. You can put the wooden spiral didgeridoo in a backpack or suitcase without much of a hassle due to its small size.
The design of this instrument is interesting because the bell (where the sound comes out) is in the center of the instrument. The inner circle is easy to grip so you can play the instrument with just one hand. There are many different postures you can use with this instrument, as the coiled part can be held up, down or to the side.
The wooden spiral didgeridoo is made with a solid piece of wood that is split down the center lengthwise. An inner channel is carved out of both pieces, which are then glued back together. After the glue dries, the instrument is decorated in the aboriginal dot painting style and sealed with a glossy finish.
Drone key: C#
Toot key: G#
Weight: 1.6 lbs
Diameter: 11”
Longest side including mouthpiece: 13”
Height (lying flat): 2”
Mouthpiece inner diameter: 1 ¼”
Mouthpiece outer diameter: 1 ¾”
Bell Diameter: 1 ¾” x 2 ½”
Backorders will take 4-6 weeks for delivery.
Instrument made in Indonesia.
Jonathan White (Verified Customer) –
Jeffrey G. (Verified Customer) –
Looks and sounds wonderful
Tiffany (Verified Customer) –
Light and compact but with a big beautiful tone
James H. (Verified Customer) –
As soon as I picked the Spiral Didge up it became one of my favorite didges. It is one of the easiest didges to play and it looks VERY kool.
Myztico (Verified Customer) –
Feels, sounds and looks GREAT!!!!
William m. (Verified Customer) –
It’s wonderful!
Gen Gebhardt (Verified Customer) –
Beautiful to look at, and despite being so light and portable has a powerful “round” tone, even with no mouthpiece and the embrasure being a bit big for me. I’ll be affixing a beeswax mouthpiece on it for sizing and to protect the wood at the mouthpiece. Looking forward to taking it on hikes to play in the woods as well as at home.