Eucalyptus vs. Yucca Didgeridoo Comparison

[@theoriginaldayne]

I was researching motorcycle/backpacking combinations and ended up here....very impressed!

[@dbt3477]

Both sound great, that rich, gritty eucalyptus tone is just on another level

[@edgarwalk5637]

I had a cardboard tube and gave it a go, I was amazed that it actually made a didge sound, be it a crap one. Later, I went down to the hardware store, bought a 40mm width, 1m PVC tube and a 40-30mm reducer, for attaching different lengths of PVC tube. It doesn't sound half bad. Later, I'll be getting a eucalyptus one.

[@jasonlambert5552]

ingenuity that right thar is,

[@Sausketo]

Its harder to tell the difference in sound when you play them differently

[@jessesmith9949]

The main difference between termite made and man made, traditionally made yidakis have termite channels through the wood which creates that ancient sound as apposed to it smoothed out as a made one

[@jessesmith9949]

It's about the vibration bouncing of the sides as it goes down so it's gonna be alot different between the two

[@didgeproject]

Yes this is very true. The termite tracks hugely affect the sounds giving a more irregular bore for the sound waves to bounce off of. Thanks for your input!

[@peterlustig2332]

You can make a "good" sounding didge out of anything.....as long as you put a lot of epoxy on and in it. Thats why Agave or Yucca sound so well....its actually plastic your playing with

[@radaroperator8660]

You got some talent and your explanation was on point and clear. Nice video yubba PS what was that reverse Chewbacca sound at 5:02? That had me laughin

[@SaturnsGoat9]

I'm not sure what mine is made out of but I bought it at the Renaissance festival in Texas and it's really hard like a bamboo stick.

[@awareguy28]

Nice comparison! Still, I have a very light plastic didgeridoo which cracked when it fell to the floor, while my 14 lbs eucalyptus was fine when a similar event happened to it. Also, a heavy eucalyptus gives a superb resonance, which lighter didgeridoos do not have.

[@charliemcconlough]

Why are mouthpiece so big? I like 30mm I thought 35 would be too big some of these are 38!!

[@vmooreg]

If it falls? Why drop it? Gotta take care of your stuff.

[@TaiStar42]

I've been playing didge for 20 years and I just did a video on how to circular breath.

[@TaiStar42]

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[@TaiStar42]

I have a Yucca Didge Collection

[@toddsperling2047]

The only Eucs I like are the ones that have a decent mouthpiece, I just can't do the beeswax thing.

[@didgeproject]

its definitely a matter of personal preference

[@toddsperling2047]

@@didgeproject I know that but I think I have some sort of allergic reaction to it. I know their were some people who used to make mouth rings that can be placed on a beeswax mouthpiece. I don't think any US retailers sell them.

[@stachkoaczynski2673]

Where is AJ Block?😥

[@didgeproject]

Stach Kołaczyński behind the camera

[@MartinGecko]

You were at my school

[@Christianne-e9t]

The Eclatypus didgeridoo

[@personwhotalks2049]

I have a bamboo didge.

[@alanway5]

DUNE

[@Jahnca]

Are you kidding?? That is agave, not yucca!

[@Jahnca]

You're wrong.The agave when dry have an external part of solid wood and internal part like sponge, really easy to carve.

[@Jahnca]

You can also make djembe from the base of the bigger agave plants, but is non easy to clean from leaves. The yucca is great to make rain stick, instead.

[@houseoutsidelight8705]

Yucca is just America freaking copying australia

[@concretekiller]

there is only one real Didgeridoo...

[@LittleFullLotaSap]

Just one? In the whole world? That thing must be worth a fortune.

[@concretekiller]

G C Omg haha your so funny...

[@concretekiller]

So you don't care about them at all then

[@CarlosSanchez-my7zg]

I mean if you felt that way, you would call it a yidaki, not didgeridoo