I once saw a video of an Aboriginal funeral procession in which didjeridu was being used to represent the Bee people, the stick was annoyingly high pitched and the association was obvious. This didj is a powerful conduit for the insect nations, it's high pitch has a well supported bottom end with the combination of the Douglas Fir and the big bell. It's overblowns are very dramatic and the trumpets are soft and come easy. Although this stick is explosive and twitchy it's also very controllable. Vocals are suprisingly bright despite it's narrow bore. Volume is very loud. A high BCS rating for sure (we miss you Peter Brady).

The wood is Douglas Fir which is as much a part of any Pacific Northwester as water is to fish, so this is kind of sacred. I don't use Fir that often but I'm always impressed with the results and this didge keeps that track record going. I've filled the checks with royal blue representing the waters and the sky, and the blue looks awesome against the light color of the Fir. Lightweight, portable, durable, and powerful.