Toca DIDG-PG bamboo didgeridoo gecko

General

You may have seen them used by buskers in the street or at the train station, or maybe you've seen them in a travel brochure about Australia. However, there's a good chance you've never heard a didgeridoo in person. It's the sound of the ancient culture of Australia, and the Toca DIDG-PG Bamboo Didgeridoo Gecko aims to brings those ancient times to life. It produces a single pitch, but the power of the didge is that there are many different ways to colour that pitch. This specific model also features a beautifully hand-painted gecko pattern.

What can you do with a didge?

Whether you use it to produce long drones or short rhythmic patterns, a didge is the perfect instrument for experimenting with effects gear. Especially reverb and echo give the instrument a very ambient and new-agey sound. Therefore, we heartily recommended using some effects equipment in combination with the didgeridoo - simply hook up a microphone and send that to either an amp or a pair of headphones. If you then use one or two effects pedals, you can tweak the sound to your heart's content - which is saying something, as the core sound of the instrument is plenty versatile as it is. It's a great combination for people who just want more options.