This is the size and shape of didj that really catches my attention. The tighter top end gives super quick response and a higher backpressure that makes rhythmical or percussive playing sooo easy and fun. Vocals project well as with just about every epoxy sealed bore. The overblown is well matched to the fundamental and can be incorporated into rhythms without being abrasive. The first trumpet comes in at under an octave jump which makes it very easy to hit and is also well matched to the volume of the fundamental.

I already mentioned the size and shape is incredible. The bold fills highlight the powerful presence of this instrument, contrasting against the orange and brown tones of the Madrone woodgrain. This would be a very ideal busking didj.