Collector’s Bob Druett Ironwood Didgeridoo

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I don’t take this lightly.

This isn’t just an instrument. This is a living, breathing legacy—crafted by the legendary Bob Druett, one of the highly revered didgeridoo makers Australia has ever known. If you’ve clicked on this listing, then chances are you already know exactly who that is… and what it means to find one of his pieces—especially in this condition.

Specifications:
• Length: 49 inches
• Key: E drone with a crisp G♯ toot
• Mouthpiece Diameter: ~3¼ inches
• Mouthpiece Opening: ~1¼ inches
• Bell Diameter: ~5¼ inches by 4¼ inches
• Wood: Ironwood

Bob retired countless years ago. His didges were not once made in high numbers. Each one was painstakingly refined, carefully tuned, hand-finished, and brought into the world with reverence. They were not mass-produced. They were composed. And this one—this ironwood beauty—is one of the finest examples I’ve ever seen.

I bought it in Australia for my 18th birthday, over two decades ago. It was a gift to myself—a rite of passage, a way t