Hands-free didgeridoo tripod
In short: A hands-free tripod for didgeridoo: play standing or seated, while playing guitar, shakers or another instrument. It fits every didgeridoo, from the smallest to the largest and heaviest.
A converted model: After my previous model was discontinued for economic reasons, I convert this tripod from the percussion world for you. Note: you will find this model on other sites, but without these modifications it does not fit a didgeridoo.
My main modifications:
- bending the steel holder to fit the size of a didgeridoo
- new dimensions for the clip system
- tightening key and Allen key added
- mounting holes drilled for the microphone holder
- protective felt pads added
Setting up: Position your didgeridoo, check that the bell sits properly at the gripping clamps, close the clips and tighten the strap!
Specifications:
- Adjustable didgeridoo angle
- Angle locked in position by notches
- Adjustable length of the gripping bar
- Adjustable height, max/min: 90/60 cm, with key and position-locking system
- Didgeridoo held by a tightening strap and clips
- Reinforced tripod system (three legs) with non-slip feet
- Size when dismantled: 67 cm
- Weight: 3.7 kg
My little tips: For very small bells, use the Allen key to undo the two lower screws of each gripping finger: you can then bring the two fingers closer together. For very heavy or very long didgeridoos, always keep one leg of the tripod pointing towards you, to keep the instrument stable.
The tripod is ready to take the microphone holder, to be ordered separately.