Name and Country |
First Experience with a Didj |
Aaron from USA |
I was amazed by the raw primitive sound it made. The music was so "basic" and natural sounding. I was captivated
by the vibrations that just penetrate your mind and body. |
Anonymous |
Primal shamanic sound the Om |
Alex from USA |
I remember seeing a didjeridu played on national geographic when I was around 11 or 12 this was when I was first becoming
interested in music and I was instantly in LOVE. The sound was amazing I loved how soothing it was and knew I needed to get my
hands on one. It took me quite awhile but about five years later I have actually found somebody that had one for decoration purposes
and was able to borrow it from them. I am currently learning how to play and love every minute of it. Some friends and I make
music collectively and independently and would love to include the unique sound of the didjeridu in our music. We have worked
very hard and set up a decent quality recording environment and a didj of the caliber you are giving away would be fully utilized
within it I believe it would set us far apart from any other local or regional artists and would add an amazing quality to our
music. |
Alexis Vivas Mu |
I though was an amazing sound perfect to combine with percussion |
Ami from USA |
Tranquil but moved |
Amy from USA |
I had to have one. It possessed me. |
Anders Nilsson from Sweden |
I couldn't believe that those sounds were made just by blowing in a the didj. It sounded almost like electronic sounds. I
was amazed. |
Andrew from USA |
The low tones are smooth and cool to hear. Since the first time I heard one I have wanted to play one. |
Anonymous |
This is awesome. |
Anthony Molloy from Sweden |
I was in awe just plain blown away by the sound! |
Ant |
I felt like I was in another state of existence.No mind no body no soul just sound.Like in the beginning of the Universe.The
Universe is a great didgeridoo that plays the rhythm of life. Didgeridoo remember me the beginning of all. |
Anonymous from Iceland |
It made me feel like no other instrument. Having played both the piano and the guitar I finally came upon an instrument that
has it's own raw rhythm. And instead of feeling like it was me playing the didj it felt more like it was playing through me. |
Axel from Belgium |
And I'm still thinking it most beautiful sound in the world. I never had one and it's my second biggest dream have a didgeridoo
after swimming with dolphins |
Barbara from USA |
I was excited and yet a little apprehensive. Was not sure what I had gotten myself (and my friends) into! It was a very calming
experience and I have since purchased 2 didj's while visiting Australia. Now if I could just learn the circular breathing!!! |
Beauden from Australia |
It put me in a trance and made me cry with joy |
Bill Keane from USA |
Fascinated! felt similar to first throwing a boomerang... |
Anonymous |
Wow! |
Bob Robinson from Australia |
I was 8yrs old |
Brad from USA |
I thought it was the most spiritual thing I had ever heard. Beyond this planet |
Anonymous from Australia |
Very very cool instrument spent time with aborigines and they played it was Hooked straight away. |
Brendan from Australia |
Went home and played mums vacuum cleaner |
Brett from Australia |
Oddly moved deep "warm" feelings proud of being a part of the country that produces this magic sound |
Brian from USA |
I've always loved indigenous instruments so when I saw a fellow in mexico city playing in the park I offered to buy his and
that was that. I have a bamboo agave euc teak(el'crapo). grounding like no other! |
Cameron from United Kingdom |
Mystical Unique and totally encapsulating. Haven't been able to stop playing since that day! |
Cedric from France |
The sound of this instrument is fabulous. It's very deep and relaxing |
Anonymous |
Je ne c pa |
Cheryl Ludwig from USA |
Immediately I felt an innate sense of familiarity with the sound it produced. I was entranced mesmerized and utterly swept
up in the resonances. The sound of the didj touched me in a way that no other instrument has done not since then nor now. I play
guitar and flute and learned to play the didj just recently. Wednesday I am going to some friends who play the didj and they
are going to do healing work on me. I broke my neck in 1988. Though I am much better I still have residual damage from the accident.
So we are going to do a test of once a week for four weeks on my spine to see how it affects me. I am able to walk and do most
things but I suffer pain and stiffness and degeneration. I so believe in the power of the didj. We were at an art show (I am
an artist) and some people were playing the didj. We talked and I sat down and they held two didjes close to my spine and worked
up and down for several minutes. The feeling was so astounding that I was floored! It resonated throughout me the rest of the
day. I had no idea what to expect. Where I felt it most was in my neck. I was so excited that I propositioned the two didj players
to work on me as a trial and I would work on them (I do alternative healing) or trade some art. My first hour long session with
them is tomorrow night. Since that experience I also learned to play the didj that day. Though I've always been awed by the didj
I now know that I am to play and use the didj for healing - not just individuals but our mother earth as well. Turns out these
two new friends get up before the sun rises each morning sit on their porches and greet the mother earth every morning and pray
for their healing. After I buy a didj I will join them in this effort. I have been searching sites that sold authentic didjes
and after searching several this is the site I'm sticking with. At some point I will be purchasing one of your didjes for sure.
Thank you. Will keep you posted on my healing journey with my spine neck - and others as I develop. |
Chris from USA |
The sound feels as if it comes from the earth calming tranquil. |
Chris Kangas from USA |
One of the most mesmerizing sounds I have ever heard. |
Anonymous from USA |
Interesting - it's very distinct |
Claudia from Australia |
I can't remember but in 2002 I heard this great guy (who makes them as well) at the caravan/camping ground in Alice Springs
and it was so fantastic |
Cliff Garnier from USA |
I loved the sound right away. I felt the connection with the earth. This is a sound that once you here it you never forget
it |
Clint from USA |
Bad Ass |
Dan from USA |
Beautiful sound |
Daniel from USA |
I thought that the didgeridoo was the most badass instrument ever invented and the old guy on the video I saw was really good |
Anonymous |
Amazing |
Anonymous from Spain |
Incredible |
Anonymous from USA |
It was very tubular |
Dave from United Kingdom |
Sounds awesome- like australia |
Dave from USA |
Surprised and completely interested |
Dave from New Zealand |
Mellow hauntingly beautiful sound |
David from Australia |
Struck a cord deep inside. always wanted to play.some of the animal noises opened my ears. also the sound of a car passing
made me laugh. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Amazed at the soothing sound of the drone and fluctuating vocals |
Dean from Australia |
How fantastic it sounded |
Den from Belgium |
Deep sound |
Denis Richard from France |
Mysterious felling and a form of communication |
Anonymous |
Amazing sound great instrument |
Dorian Moriarty from USA |
Wow. |
Duane from USA |
Mesmerizing... and the length of continuous sound from one player is "remarkable". |
Eduardo V Vidal from United Kingdom |
I was in Las Ramblas Barcelona. I felt like everything next to me had disappeared. Its sound awakened something in my subconscious
the most instinctive/visceral part of myself. |
Elizabeth Churchill from USA |
As a child I remember feeling it was strange and unusual and yet I was drawn to its sound. It vibrated through my body and
I loved it!! |
Anonymous |
Fascinated. I first heard one through an audio clip but this year heard one at an arts festival. I t moving haunting like
an ancient whale song. |
Elizabeth from USA |
One of the coolest sounds in the world. |
Anonymous |
I think this gadget is very interesting and beautiful to mi house. |
Anonymous from USA |
I was beyond fascinated! I still am. I haven't had the money to actually visit Australia so until then I will just thrive
on the music. |
Evan Broad from Australia |
Amazement Magical |
Fabien from France |
Impressive |
Frank from Netherlands |
Love the sound!!!! And I still do. It has something mysterious |
Anonymous |
I want to try that its going into my body. |
Gary from USA |
I thought it was amazing to hear those very special sounds that came from the didgeridoo. |
Gary from Australia |
Totally amazed at the power of the sound. It gave me goose bumps. |
Anonymous |
How is it possible? |
Anonymous from USA |
I though it was a really cool organic sound. |
Grady Karp from USA |
The power that came through the sound was incredible. I was honestly changed for the better. |
Guillaume from France |
Great spatial sound |
Anonymous from Australia |
Magic - a wonderful resonance to the sound. |
Harry from USA |
In 1987 I had never heard a didjeridu but knew only that it was an Aboriginal instrument. Because I love music and musical
instruments from indigenous cultures I asked a friend who was visiting Australia to get me one. Somehow I felt confident that
I could learn this instrument even though I had never heard it before and had no idea what to expect. Armed with a tiny booklet
which came with my didge I made the correct fundamental tone within a few minutes. Within a week and a half I learned to circular
breathe. When I finally heard Smithsonian recording of Aboriginal music 5 months later and realized I was on the right track
I knew right away that I wanted to learn as much as possible about this magical instrument. When I hear (or especially when I
play the didge) I always get a calming feeling which starts in the center of my body and spreads outward. This instrument has
emotionally healed me during times of turmoil and has allowed my spirit to center down. |
Hemanto from Switzerland |
Unique sound fascinating |
Henk Stange from Netherlands |
It take's me and it never leave's me! |
Anonymous from USA |
I was amazed by the deep resonating sound it made |
Hillel from Australia |
Wow! deep! like the Japanese Shakuhashi - it touched my soul. |
Jade Linda from Canada |
Heavens - who can remember that long ago! |
James from USA |
Definitely different |
Janko Sikosek from Yugoslavia |
I wanted to find out how the sound was made. |
Anonymous |
Wow this is really cool! It makes me feel like I'm connected to a different time/place. |
Anonymous |
Aliens |
Jeff from United Kingdom |
I tried playing one that a Australian friend brought over many years ago. I never picked one up again until it hit me 6 months
ago. Now I'm hooked. |
Anonymous from Belgium |
Wow! This produce such an amazing sound! |
Anonymous from France |
Cool vibes !! |
Jerome from France |
It was very cool and how different of the European music^^ |
Anonymous |
Interesting sounds |
Anonymous |
I've always loved the sound. |
John from USA |
I thought it was an incredible instrument with the most beautiful sound I have ever heard. You can literally feel the sound
they're great. |
Jon Rault from United Kingdom |
I felt the sound truly unique as it is and was inspired by the instrument. The essence of nature was contained not only in
the instrument and its creation but also in the sound produced by the player who seemed to have a true affinity with his surroundings. |
Jonathan Benham from USA |
I was amazed and HAD to find out more information I was completely captivated by the sound. |
Joseph Compton from USA |
I liked it... |
Anonymous from Canada |
I loved the way that it sounds. Like no other instrument. |
Juha from Finland |
My hairs in my arms stand up...almost the same way like I'm freezing |
Anonymous |
I was hooked |
Kathy from Australia |
I love the sound it makes. my son tries to make the sam sound with his hands. |
Anonymous from Australia |
Wow! How do I learn to play like that?! |
Anonymous |
That is an awesome sound. How is the sound generated. I played the trumpet for years when I was growing up and as a physics
teacher I find teaching sound exciting. There are some many neat demos I can do and the students love bringing in their instruments
to study the sound they generate. The didgeridoo is one the most basic instrument I have ever seen and the sound it generates
is fascinating and powerful. A student brought one in today and played it and I have decided that I am going to research the
physics behind it and introduce the instrument to my future students. I appreciate the opportunity to win one through your contest
but I would also be willing to take a "reject" if there are any teachers are not paid very well here in the USA. Sincerely
Keith Leonard |
Keith from Australia |
Different |
Anonymous |
Thought it was a really neat instrument. |
Kelly from Canada |
Very cool. I googta have one |
Kerry from USA |
Mesmerizing. Tapped into a part of my body that very few if any instruments are able to achieve. Opened up possibilities and
thoughts not felt before. |
Anonymous from USA |
I loved the atmospheric sense it brings. |
Kyle Kunesh from USA |
It went extremely well with the Californian funk style it was being played along with |
Laini from USA |
It sounded like nothing I have ever heard before.It was very tranquil. |
Anonymous |
Was great |
Anonymous |
Strange but nice sound |
Lidia from France |
A sound coming from the body there is a continuation from the body to the outside world |
Lionel Cotel from Belgium |
Magnifique son melodieux et tres planant |
Luke Macrae from Australia |
I was in first grade at school and because I attended a public primary school built on land that was home to the Warraburra
tribe we were frequently visited by aboriginal performers. I was amazed and in complete awe of the didj players and always wanted
for them to teach me how to do what they did... but was too shy. so I began playing on a piece of pvc pipe I found at home and
every time I play I can't put the pipe down for hours! still love the feeling I get hearing the didj and that's why I'm on your
site looking to purchase my first authentic didj! |
Marcus Comet from Sweden |
It was something previously unheard. I sat by a fire in a dark forest and a friend of a friend started to play his didge...
it was such a deep sound like it was some kind of manifestation of the natural-enviorment we where in the forest gave it it's
sound - yet the didge gave the forest it's own sound... Indescribable... |
Mark from Australia |
Hearing it live it so different to hearing it on a CD. The sound just filled every part of my body. I couldn't help but smile
and feel so alive. This is why I picked up a didj. |
Mark from USA |
Unique |
Marthinus Botes from South Africa |
It was like nothing I heard before. |
Martin from United Kingdom |
Brilliant |
Anonymous |
Amazing sound very spiritual. |
Anonymous |
Alive I felt penetrating authentic rhythm for the first time. |
Max from Switzerland |
I thought it sounded really earthy |
Melissa Berry from Australia |
I got goose bumps |
Anonymous |
Very good |
Anonymous |
Sound draws you in - appealed to me for its trance like quality; its ability to block everything else out if you wish to. |
Michael Mccormick from USA |
It spoke directly to my core self and acted as an accelerator of my awakening. |
Anonymous |
That is like the primordial sound like the om of tibetan mantra singing |
Michel from France |
Fascinating! |
Mike from USA |
Very deep soothing tone-very primal |
Mike from Canada |
I loved it so much I dedicated all my time to the art of playing |
Moshik Bachar from Israel |
It is the most beautiful and pleasant thing I have ever heard!!! |
Anonymous |
Freedom |
Nicole from USA |
It's such a beautiful instrument -- I love the sounds it produces |
Nicolle from Australia |
Love the sounds. They are full of nature and Australia. Give a spiritual feeling. |
Nigel from Australia |
Wow |
Nik from United Kingdom |
Very cool it fits with my music taste very well |
Norbert Pfefferkorn from Canada |
I met my birth father. He collects musical instruments. He had a didj from a trip to Australia. It is the only instrument
from his collection that he can actually perform on. I was impressed. Here is my 70 year old dad playing a didj. WOW |
Ola Kielbinska from Poland |
I thought that the heavens had opened up in front of me :) |
Ondřej from Czech Republic |
It was the most fantastic sound I ever heard |
Anonymous |
Amazing and natural |
Anonymous from Spain |
Is that an instrument? |
Patrick from France |
A sound coming from heaven |
Anonymous |
I was captivated by its sound. |
Anonymous |
It was a unique nice sounding instrument. |
Peggy from USA |
Haunting and spiritual |
Peter from USA |
I want to have one! |
Phil from United Kingdom |
Amazing sound |
Pierre from Switzerland |
Exceptional vibrating sound |
Anonymous |
Lots of great things to see and buy. |
Rafa from Spain |
Senti algo muy especial al escuchar por primera vez el sonido del didj desde que lo escuche por primera vez quise tocarlo
y tener uno original aqui donde vivo no estan hechos por las termitas son mas bien caros y si quieres uno bueno te cuesta mucho
dinero. |
Rebecca McChesney from USA |
Wow! That sounds really cool! |
Anonymous |
Fantastic |
Roberto Fioravanti from Canada |
I want this I felt an instant connection with the sound and the instrument |
Robin Kalberg from Germany |
Great want to play it !!! |
Rod Frost from USA |
The most hypnotic sound I've ever herd |
Rodrigo Figueira from Portugal |
I felt peace and it was something that touch me in a unique way. It was great and it has been great. |
Roger H |
Fantastic sound that reached me not only by the ears. |
Rolan from Netherlands |
I experienced it as the warm sound of the earth. |
Ron Crose from USA |
Loved it! |
Anonymous from United Kingdom |
Wonderful natural sound |
Russ Angelo from USA |
Very haunting distinctive sound relaxing and exciting at the same time |
Sam from Belgium |
Quiet and a feeling of healing when playing |
Sam from Australia |
Thought it was a musical instrument set apart from the rest. |
Anonymous |
I fell in Love with that sound and I thought it would make a good sound to add to my band |
Sandrine from France |
The sound is very spectacular !!! |
Sasa from Croatia/hrvatska |
Mystical secretive "I wanna play it!" incredible sound - earth talks |
Anonymous from Belgium |
It was a great instrument. I feel better after hearing the sound of the didj. |
Sheldon Aubut from USA |
The sound is haunting and something once heard it is impossible to forget. |
Simen from Norway |
Wow... Hooked! since then. that is the instrument I want to play.. |
Steven from USA |
Connecting with a primal part of myself that has been lost. I felt connected with a part of myself I had forgotten. |
Terri-ann from Australia |
Made me feel dreamy and far away |
Terry Balde from Canada |
Very cool |
Tiffany from Australia |
Like it was the most enchanting sound on earth. |
Tim from USA |
That was the coolest sounding instrument I'd ever heard. I became really interested immediately. very trance hypnosis inducing. |
Tim Kelley from USA |
A cool relaxing and unique sound |
Todd from Australia |
It blew me away and connected in a way that no other instrument has done to me. I was amazed at the range of sounds produced |
Travis Wernet from USA |
I need this energy in my life and I want to learn how to play |
Anonymous |
I had a filling of joy as it was my dad that played it for me when I was a little boy |
Victor from France |
So beautiful sound but hard to play |
Vincent from Canada |
Neat! I want to try that thing! |
Walter from Italy |
Fantastic |
Wil from Canada |
I thought it was an incredibly holy sound. |
Anonymous |
Very relaxing |
Willem from Netherlands |
Great drone sound! |
William from United Kingdom |
I thought it sounded amazing. I couldn't believe this sound was coming out of what appeared to be simply a large hollow stick.
It was such a different earthy noise. |
Anonymous |
How Mello! |