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Length: 52 1/4"  133cm
Back pressure: 9
Note: E
Resident Frequency: 79.2
Chakra: Third/Solar Plexus
Weight: 539 gm/ 1.16 lbs
Bell Size: 3 1/4" OD
Construction/Materials: Blue Agave/Mesquite Wood
Finish Bar: Top Epoxy
Color: Red withblack accents
Artwork: Hand of man and scorpion
 
The stalks for all didges come from the Sonoran Desert Basin around Tucson, Arizona in an elevation over 4000 ft. The harvested agave has passed a selection criteria that determines if the stalk will be a suitable candidate for a potential didgeridoo. Nature has created the raw materials and now I guide the creative process. The boring out starts the process, cleaning off outer protective surfaces, sanding, repair any holes, epoxy coat to inside, tuning, color dye surface, coat outside, turn mesquite mouthpiece on lathe, attach it, second inner coat, art work or inlays and final coat. Please read Factors affecting etc. for more detailed explanation. 
 
This is one of my oldest creations and is one of the very few that doesn't have a mesquite mouthpiece but Zebra wood made by a nieghbor. My business logo has always been an art nouveau scorpion and this is the only one I've ever made and it has my hand print for verification. And it is one fine playing instrument.