This didge has a fairly open top end and has big bore style clarity and precision yet has a comfortable enough backpressure to allow for any style of play easily.

The maple walls contain the power like a solid didge yet are resiliant enough to make for very lively play.

This is probably the most 'professional sounding' didge I have on offer right now.

The aesthetics are out of this world. Check out the fiddleback near the bell and the little nubs. It even has a nose. My daughter swears I gotta call it Shim after some character in 'The Lost Years Of Merlin'.

I played this a good long time lasterday down along the creek and it made it easy to want to commit to more practice.