Here's another piece in my study on lower pitched didges. I'm trying to locate the intersection of easy and dynamic. Although I built this one thinking I was sacrificing some dynamic the bore is actually open enough to create a nice harmonic wave. It's almost as if any properly coated bore is automatically going to deliver good vocals and decent volume, so I don't even have to mention that. The low note makes exploring those vocals and harmonic wobbles so much fun. It's very long at 7 1/2 feet but I guarantee no space was wasted. Lower didges require a softer approach which goes a long ways in improving your overall ability. Easier to play than #525 even though it's lower. It's been a slow process building it and I don't mind if it's a slow process selling it either as it's a good transition to learning lower backpressure sticks.