This didge is the first one I've made that uses FOUR different diameters of pipe. It drones in F and also toots in F...which makes me wonder if it could simply be "scaled up" to produce didges in C and D that also toot at the key note.
Thursday, 16 January 2020
Sectional ABS Didgeridoo Using Four Different Diameter Pipes (Key of F)
This didge is the first one I've made that uses FOUR different diameters of pipe. It drones in F and also toots in F...which makes me wonder if it could simply be "scaled up" to produce didges in C and D that also toot at the key note.
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Sectional ABS Didgeridoo Using Four Different Diameter Pipes (Key of F)
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