Welcome to STIX Didgeridoos

The Didgeridoo is made from one of the Didgeridoo trees called Eucalptus Miniata.

After carefully selecting and cutting a tree that has been eaten by termites, the Didgeridoo is then dried for up to one year. The drying process reduces the chance of the Didgeridoo cracking.

After shaping the Didgeridoo, the outside is coated with up to 13 coats of high quality paint. The inside of the instrument is also coated with a sealer which also prevents cracks. 

My Didgeridoo’s have been made with the quality of sound and appearance in mind. All the care and time that is taken building these sticks ensures that they can endure the coldest European winter or the hottest Australian summer.  More ...