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Australian Treasures Didgeridoo ''Natural'' + Wax + DVD

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Didgeridoo Starterpack ''Natural Paint'' + DVD + Wax

Name: Didgeridoo Starterpack ''Natural Paint'' + DVD + Wax
Brand: Australian Treasures
SKU: 510-67
Price: 103.4 EUR
Availability: InStock

€103.40

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Australian Treasures Teakwood didgeridoo. Easy playing + DVD + 100% Australian beeswax

Model: ''Natural Paint''

Length: 130cm

Brand: Australian Treasures

Reference: 510-67

Data sheet

Length: 130 cm / 51"
Color: Brown
Wood: Teakwood
Mouthpiece: Wood, Ø 32mm

Teakwood didgeridoo - good counter pressure, similar sound to eucalyptus instruments

This is an good sounding and looking instrument. It's made of very strong teakwood.

Every didgeridoo is handpainted. If you order a didgeridoo the painting can be different from the picture shown.

3 strips of pure Australian beeswax included

Length: 130cm

Weight: 2 kg

With the Playing the Didgeridoo DVD, you can follow Tony in real time, select either a 30 or 45 minute program length - only the practice times vary, jump to, repeat or skip any section, anytime... Its completely interactive!
You will learn how to prepare to play, make the drone, get a clearer drone, add your voice, make animal sounds, control your volume and tell a story on your didgeridoo.
Tony also reveals a simple method of mastering circular breathing... and its much easier than you think!

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