Which didgeridoo to choose? Beginner's guide
Didgeridoos are fascinating instruments, all the more so because each one is unique, different from all the others. This guide helps you find yours in three steps.
Step 1: you are a beginner, which didgeridoo should you start with?
My recommendation for beginners
The Travel Didgeridoo
A travel didgeridoo that screws together and will follow you wherever you go. An excellent instrument to start with.
- Silicone mouthpiece with the perfect 30 mm diameter.
- Several possible configurations to change the note according to the length of the instrument.
- Easy to get a sound from.
- Very sturdy, with excellent sound quality for a low weight.
My advice: have a look at the beginner pack, which combines the Travel Didgeridoo with the reference learning method. You then have everything you need to get started.
You prefer wood
The HexSpira Plume didgeridoo
Whether you are a beginner or simply a player on a limited budget, this instrument will suit you perfectly. Its open column lets you progress easily and quickly. It is the new reference for learning didgeridoos: light, simple and inexpensive. Its low weight also makes it perfect for playing while moving, during sound massages or sound journeys.
You want an authentic instrument from Australia
The Budget O'Meara range
Ideal for starting out with a quality instrument that is versatile and above all easy to play. Or simply for getting to grips with a real termite-hollowed eucalyptus from Australia.
Step 2: you already have a didgeridoo and want to move up a range?
What budget for which didgeridoo? I explain it on video, and the price page details the ranges available in the shop.
Step 3: what are the characteristics of a didgeridoo?
Note, shape of the air column, back pressure, mouthpiece: understanding these criteria helps you choose the instrument that matches your playing.
Read the guide to characteristics