didgeridoos by shape

La Tulipe Noir

La Tulipe Noire brings romance back into the world of didgeridoos.
It is gentle but powerful, big but elegant.Standing 239cm tall, thin with curves and knots it now seems impossible to drill. But it once was. It is a thin walled didgeridoo chiseled to resonate. The power of this didgeridoo overwhelms a small room “[...]”

Zmayek

Few didgeridoos stir the energies in the house of Duende Didgeridoo so much and then disappear so quickly as Zmayek. Zmayek was intended to be done as Moytze II, only with several changes. Firstly, harder wood was chosen so it can reach higher into frequencies of presence. Secondly, whole bore was made bigger, so there is more bass and sub bass”[...]”

Oldhar the Celestial Traveler

Special didgeridoos are always difficult to describe. But â€œOldhar the Celestial Travelerâ€ puts this quest to a whole different level. 8 months of intensive making, thousand changes and experiments, thousand stones and little details, thousand hours, thousand prayers, thousand thrillsâ€¦ this didgeridoo is all in thousands compared to ordinary didgeridoo experiences [...]

La Fluanta

Didgeridoo making process can be a routine, but it can also be a mystical journey. Sometimes there is only a thin line in between. What makes this thin line? A mistake, of course. So it was a very lucky and precious mistake that made La Fluanta. It resulted in quite an extreme resonator box. Which finally resulted in quite an extreme bass and perfect fifth for a first toot. It opens up a whole new world [...]

Extreme Dream E

Extreme Dream E was one of the most used Duende didgeridoos in my own Spring/Summer tour 2010. It was so because of its especially nice toot relations, and magnificent playability. The EDE was made as an experiment of new didgeridoo sound with good playability as an important added condition. Sound was unexpected in certain aspects. I was amazed by the amount of detail in higher mid frequencies. [...]

Flying Tree Dragon

Flying Tree Dragon is an example of such an extreme in classical conicaly shaped didgeridoo that it is very hard to describe without letting you try it. What does it mean â€žextreme classical conical shaped didgeridooâ€œ? It means that FTD follows the â€žlogicâ€œ of relatively well known didgeridoos that have flare. But flare of FTD is so deep inside and so large outside that it breaks certain laws of playing… [...]

B Fantastique

This is an ancient goddess of calming smooth drone and powerful vibrations, goddess of charm and harmony, beauty and sounductiveness, materialized in a didgeridoo. The moment you get a hold of this didgeridoo, you will feel the exceptional duality of tenderness and power it radiates. If you have read the description of didgeridoo C Fantastique this is a very similar specimen, only in female principle… [...]

Iglica III

It is not easy to fully present the exceptionality of this didgeridoo. It is a completely different view to sound and playability of didgeridoo in a way that even brings you closer to the roots. At the same time this is a didgeridoo which teaches you again how to circular breathe, how to control your body and all the natural didgeridoo aspects on one side, and on the other side new sound possibilities… [...]

Little Lake

This is the shortest didgeridoo we have, but with one of the most stunning appearances. It is a nice little didgeridoo, playing moderately loud and fairly easy, and one of the rare Duende examples that surpass their sound by their looks. This little stick has drier sound, in a good way. It is not so short, and bell is not so small in common sense, but when compared to other instruments in this place, it is… [...]

Delago

A 180+cm didgeridoo in D was always rather desirable in didgeridoo world. So we had to take a peek into what is there, and one nice piece that we found was a semi-opened channel, strongly conical, moderately big instrument with strong and clear drone and nice toots. The sound of this instrument is very convincing. Loud, clear, easy vocals, easy toots, strong dynamics… [...]

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