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| Are you an American didgeridoo crafter? Use the Didgeridoo Gallery to sell your instruments. This is an opportunity for didgeridoo crafters in the USA to use John Groves Didgeridoo Gallery selling experience and services to distribute and sell your musical instruments to through John Groves customers, students, events & worldwide web. Don't hesitate get the process going today by contacting John for more details at jg@jgmp.com |
| Steven Bachmann New Hampshire, USA "Crafting the Didjeridu has meant so much to me, and has become one of my favorite meditations. I pour my heart and soul into the creation and when they are complete I see much more than an instrument or a piece of art, but a functional tool in which to continue the cycle of creation. This brings deep joy to me and has been such a gift!" ~ Steven Bachmann |
| An eclectic mix of didgeridoos made here in the USA. Limited availability with these types of instruments. If you see any you like snap it up! As I never know when and what will be available. |
#SB6905
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| #SB6905 - Made in New Hampshire, USA Crafted by Steven Bachmann Made of Aspen Wood Note: F 1st Overtone: G 2nd Overtone: E Length: 51.25" Mouthpiece Opening: 1.25" Bell End: 3.5" Remarks: Smooth easy playing ripper of an F drone. Good for beginner and advanced didgeridoo musicians. Multiple overtone toots. Made by the split wood crafted technique made from a beautiful piece of Aspen wood and stained. Walnut wood mouthpiece end. CLICK HERE for SOUND Sample of SB6905 as played by John Groves SALE PRICE: $399 + S&H $35 |
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