This D has some kind of magic, it does everything so automatic. I've spent more time playing this didj than all other didges put together since the beginning of summer. I just hadn't been in the mood to entertain myself by playing didge for extended periods other than band practices but this one had me neglecting everything else and just really digging in to exploring my playing abilaties. I wanted to keep it and I sought advice from a few friends to back up my decision to hold onto it but I've also got a commitment to putting my best work out there in the hands of others who can build my reputation and keep me fully engaged as a didgecrafter and so here I let it go, exercising yet another business principle, to keep it affordable. Check out the video below of Jake Duncan playing around on it. Jake is a really aweome guy who is succeeding in making his living as a didge performer. All it takes is passion, practice, and an unfair amount of natural talent.