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Meinl Percussion Travel Didgeridoo — NOT MADE IN CHINA, Mahogany

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At a glance

Condition
New
Dimensions
5.2 x 8.5 x 1.73 in
Weight
0.52 kg
Color
Travel Didgeridoo
Material
Mahogany Wood
Instrument Key
C
Style
Compact Travel Didgeridoo
Warranty
2-year meinl warranty.

Features 8

  • OUR MOST TRAVEL-FRIENDLY DIDGERIDOO: compact design delivers deep overtones and authentic didgeridoo sound anywhere
  • WHY IT MATTERS: compact size makes travel easier and lets you practice comfortably in smaller spaces
  • HOW IT WORKS: internal zig-zag air channel extends airflow to produce deep low frequencies, warm resonance, and the classic drone sound
  • DRIVING THE SOUND: 100% mahogany produces rich harmonic overtones with a natural wood look and feel

Description

The Meinl Travel Didgeridoo is small in size but big in sound. The zigzag design on the inside enables the authentic native Australian sounds heard in standard size didgeridoos. Its compact design makes it the perfect instrument to take on the road or to the studio without taking up too much space. Impressive harmonic drones and overtones are easily achievable with this instrument. An added bonus of playing the didgeridoo is learning circular breathing, which carries over into other wind instruments and even improves health! No mouthpiece is necessary to play This instrument.

Specs 22

Color Travel Didgeridoo
Brand Meinl Percussion
Instrument Key C
Material Mahogany Wood
Style Compact Travel Didgeridoo
Brand Name Meinl Percussion
Item Highlight Compact Australian Wind Instrument, For Meditation, Sound Healing, Musical Sound Effects, Circular Breathing
Global Trade Identification Number 71

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This was the best rated of the ones I looked at
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
I received this item and began carrying it in my suitcase approx. 6 weeks ago. I am a weekly business traveler and had been looking at a travel didj for a while. This was the best rated of the ones I looked at, so I figured, "why not?". The wood is smooth and uniform with no sharp edges or splinters. It feels to be rather solid and well made, and has held up well so far with 6 weeks of usage. Is it anywhere near as loud as a five foot long eucalyptus didgeridoo? Not even close, but that's one of the main characteristics I was looking for (aside from size). I know that I can sit in my hotel room every night and rock out on this thing and not have to worry about the people in adjoining rooms calling the front desk to complain about me. As far as negatives (to some, not me), higher pitched vocals seem to be out of the question, and it feels like it takes a lot more lung power to keep a strong rhythm going. As such, I don't know that I would recommend this to a beginner or to someone who is looking to really play. To me, this is a purpose built instrument and fits my needs perfectly: compact enough to easily fit in a carry-on (without having to sacrifice too much space), quiet enough to play in a hotel room and convenient enough that I have no excuse not to play every night. If you're in a similar situation, or if all you're looking for is something to circular breathe on to build/maintain lung capacity with, I highly recommend this product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2016 by An Amazon Customer

Easier than I thought
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
So, I bought this on a lark, since it was so cheap. I think the company is doing this just so I'll buy a full size one. Or 10. I probably will, lol. I watched a frikkin youtube vid on how to make sound with this, and it took only like 15 minutes. I can't even make sound for 30 seconds yet, but I'm only on day two of playing the thing. TL;DR; If you are even REMOTELY interested in playing a didge, go ahead and get something from this company. Get this one if you want to pack it. It DOES sound like ones I've heard friends play. Long Story: Just FYI, my family makes & sells beeswax candles. Handrolled beeswax candles, 12" tall. So, we usually have several 1-4" leftovers laying about. I naturally understood, after trying for 10 minutes, exactly where the wax needed to be placed on this instrument, and I was able to fashion a used beeswax candle as needed. I did have trouble forming my mouth to the instrument itself. I feel as a newbie, you NEED to use wax for the mouth-seal. For others, I would recommend simple paraffin canning wax, as you can cut a piece, hold it in your hands for 15-25 minutes, and shape as you see fit. (Depends on how hot you are, heh... ) For the beeswax candle, I had to use a hairdryer and quite a bit of persuasion. Resulting in slightly crisp fingers on my left hand. Profuse amounts of alcohol previously during the night helped to bear the heat... I think the reason for the beeswax vs paraffin is due to the higher melting point of beeswax? Not sure. But I think that once you actually get the beeswax shaped as you want, it will not deform from your body heat. Try the paraffin first, if it moves, it's easy to reshape. If reshaping it bugs you, then go to beeswax. To sum up, excellent value for money, get one if you have the SLIGHTEST interest. I got going in 30 minutes, including the wax. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Bob

Handy for Practice and Great for Travel
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
What I love about this didj is the beautiful wood, light weight, and miniature size (like a somewhat long & fairly thick paperback book). It's incredibly handy and great to carry along on trips. I always have it beside my desk to grab whenever I feel like having a little practice. The sound is pretty decent for such a small instrument, but it doesn't begin to match even a modest-quality "normal" wood or pvc didgeridoo. In that regard, the 4 star rating is a bit generous. But the convenience of this little didg means that I do a lot more impromptu practicing than I would otherwise. And the price is reasonable, it's fun to play, and it's very easy to carry around--so I'm happy to give it a high recommendation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2014 by Nels

Amazing percussion instrument!!! ********** (10 stars)
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
This travel didg is amazing! Got my first one this morning. Had never held a didg before, although I've researched and studied about them for the past few days. When I put this new to my lips and "rasberried" into it, it took on a life of its own. After a couple of hours I had found the sweet spot, and was able to make numerous sounds. Circular breathing is a little hard but it's coming. This solid Mahogony instrument is a steal at this price. After using it for 6 weeks now, I'm totally sold on its performance and variability. The mouth piece is extremely comfortable - without wax - and measures 1 1/4", which allows for deep overtones. It's rated as playing in D but I can easily vary the key down to C and up to E. It has amazing volume for such a small instrument, but would need to mic it for gatherings and for outside use. The wood is smooth as silk, semigloss finish, smooth to the hand and lips, and sooo lightweight. It can also be easily muted by the hand for playing effects. This Didge is a perfect fit for handicapped or chair-bound individuals. If you've been wanting one but were hesitant about this one, I say, by all means, "Get it." You won't be sorry. I just love mine😀😀. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2016 by Placeholder

Excellent practice instrument - not recommended for performance or recording.
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
Very good practice didge. I wouldn't "take it to the studio" as the add implies, but think it sounds fine overall and can at the very least produce a very pleasing drone that rides primarily around D. Not very loud at all which (for me) is ideal for practicing in an apartment and late at night - it is about the volume of a moderate hum. As a performance didgeridoo, I would probably only give it about 3 stars, while the tone is fine and it does seem to be dead-on for a drone in D, the harmonics and trumpets are not easy to reach and don't sound especially pleasing. HOWEVER, if you are looking for a small, light didgeridoo to learn on or to practice circular breathing on or develop technique on - without vibrating the walls, this is about as ideal as a thing can be and you really can't do much better than this little box (as a practice instrument). As an aside, for someone just learning circular breathing, I found that the ability to partially cover the "bell" end with your hand to increase back-pressure is quite helpful in the beginning (and unique among didgeridoos). Just be clear of what you want from it before you buy it - this is not a $500+ Agave/Ash/Maple/Yucca/Eucalyptus hand-carved, performance didgeridoo. What this is, is a solution to the problem of "how to I practice and/or learn to play didge without annoying my family/neighbors/housemates" - and as a solution to that problem, there is nothing better out there. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2016 by Bob S.

Great sound for such a small instrument
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
I was surprised at how easy this is to play, and how great it sounds. Doesn’t have as much back pressure as my longer traditional didgeridoos, so it’s a little trickier to circle breathe if you’re not accustomed to this didge. Make sure your lips are moist so you can get a good seal! It doesn’t use beeswax, but the mouthpiece works best without it I think. Definitely give this a try if you’re looking for a cool travel sized didge! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2022 by Tof

Fun, convenient, and decently constructed.
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
It arrived intact and ready to play. I haven't noticed any issues with glue or anything like some people have brought up. There isn't any structural damage to it either, so I'd say that it's good quality. No visible defects/damage on the surface either. As a beginner with a few years of trumpet, playing a drone took all but five minutes, and it's been really fun playing new sounds and modifying the drone for a few hours today. I'll update this review after I travel a bit with it, and after a few months of use. My first impressions are that it's very light, has a good sound to it, and is a blast to play. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2016 by someRandomEngineer

Good starter instrument, not great for heavy use.
Color: Travel Didgeridoo
This was my first type of Didgeridoo. At first glance the product looked well made, had a nice finish, and made some great sound. Learning the instrument was fun. Sadly after about 10 days of playing it twice a day 30 minutes each session, the tone of the instrument became less clear. After a while it became downright muffled and the performance seemed less responsive. I soon noticed that a small crack had developed where the mouthpiece section meets the body and causes air to escape. Apparently the humidity from using it too frequently has permanently altered the characteristics. I've tried to dry it out with gentle air from a hair dryer, warm air, blowing it out with pressurized air and nothing has really improved it. However I still continue to use it every day while driving to and from work. It's compact size is perfect for use in the car or to throw in a backpack. I've since purchased a full size didgeridoo, but this one has much better back pressure and range and responsiveness. In other words, it's still fun. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2015 by Darb
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