Travel Didgeridoo Comparison: Airdidge vs. Wooden Spiral Didgeridoo vs. 4-Piece Plastic Didgeridoo

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In this comparison of some of the best travel didgeridoos on the market we compare the carbon fiber telescoping Airdidge, the indonesian Wooden Spiral Didgeridoo and the 4-Piece Plastic Travel Didgeridoo. Each one of these instruments has a unique set of features and different reasons why you might want to get one. Check out the video and enjoy!

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About Jerry Walsh: Jerry Walsh started playing the didgeridoo in 2011 utilizing the instrument’s deep drone and conscious breathing in efforts to access deeper levels of meditative awareness and spiritual connection. Jerry has since developed a love for the instrument’s musical and healing capabilities, frequently performing in shamanic circles and developing highly experimental rhythms. Jerry spent a year in 2010-11 traveling through India, Nepal, and the Kingdom of Bhutan studying art, eastern religion, and sociology. Jerry currently lives in Brooklyn, New York at Golden Drum, a spiritual community with a focus on sacred traditions and is a member of Dream Seed: A Shamanic Sound Journey and Sacred Arts Research Foundation. He is an expert on handpans, RAV Drums and other metal percussion instruments.

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Video edited by Adrian Dimatteo