Didgeridoo Bambus Maori Tattoo D#

Artikelnummer: 3814054-D#
GTIN: 4260596215707
Kategorie: Maori-gestimmt
Hersteller: Terré GmbH

Didgeridoo Bambus Maori Tattoo D#, Länge: 115cm

€ 26,00

inkl. 19% USt. , zzgl. (GLS Standard)

ab	Stückpreis / Stück
12	€ 16,33*
36	€ 15,47*

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Lieferzeit: 1 - 2 Werktage (DE - Ausland abweichend)

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Produktinformation (1)

Didgeridoo aus Bambus gestimmt mit Maori Motiv. Diese Bambus Didgeridoos sind innen und außen mit Kunstharz eingelassen. Dadurch wird der Ton klarer und die Rissstabilität erhöht. Länge: 115cm, Ton: D#

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Herstellerinformationen:

Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de

verantwortliche Person:

Terré GmbH
Hans-Sachs-Str. 55
Sachsen
Plauen, Deutschland, 08525
service@terre.de
https://www.terre.de

Holz:	Bambus
Versandgewicht:	1,20 kg
Artikelgewicht:	1,00 kg
Abmessungen ( Länge × Breite × Höhe ):	110,00 × 6,00 × 6,00 cm

Produktinformation

Operating Instructions
Ensure that the didgeridoo is clean and free of dirt and damage. Playing the didgeridoo requires a specific technique, where you place your lips gently on the mouthpiece and produce a deep, resonant tone through controlled vibrations. Continuous playing is made possible by a technique called circular breathing, which involves exhaling through the mouth while simultaneously inhaling through the nose. This allows uninterrupted sound, but mastering the technique takes practice and patience. Be patient with yourself and enjoy the learning process!

Safety Instructions

The shrutibox is a relatively safe instrument, but there are some safety precautions you should follow to avoid injury or damage. When playing, ensure that no body parts, especially fingers, get caught between the moving parts of the bellows. Improper use of the moving components can cause pinching, so caution is particularly important. Additionally, make sure that the shrutibox is placed on a stable, level surface to prevent it from tipping or falling—this will not only avoid damage to the instrument but also help prevent possible injuries.

Another crucial point is protection from moisture: the shrutibox should always be kept away from water and high humidity, as moisture can warp the wood or cause cracks, damaging the mechanism. Therefore, store the shrutibox in a dry place and avoid strong temperature fluctuations that could also affect the material.

If your shrutibox has electrical components, such as for amplification, regularly check that all cables are intact and properly insulated to avoid the risk of a short circuit. Always use the power source recommended by the manufacturer to prevent overloading, which could damage the electronics.

Do not place heavy or hard objects on the shrutibox, as this could damage the surface and internal components. Since the mechanisms are sensitive, the instrument is not suitable for unsupervised children.

Prolonged or loud playing of instruments can cause hearing damage, such as tinnitus, disrupt communication, and trigger startling reactions.

This device is not intended for individuals (including children) with limited physical, sensory, or mental abilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they are supervised or instructed by a person responsible for their safety. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with this device.

Care Instructions

Regularly wipe the mouthpiece with a damp cloth to remove dirt and saliva. Use a mild disinfectant on the mouthpiece if needed, avoiding harsh chemicals. Occasionally clean the inside of the didgeridoo with a long brush to remove any buildup. Allow the didgeridoo to air dry after cleaning to prevent mold growth. Store it in a dry place and check regularly for any cracks or damage. Small cracks can be sealed with wax.

Disposal Instructions

For disposal, it is essential to dispose of the didgeridoo in an environmentally friendly manner. Contact your local waste disposal facility for proper disposal options.

Disclaimer

The manufacturer assumes no liability for damages or injuries resulting from the use of this product outside its intended purpose as a musical instrument and the applications described in this manual.

Didgeridoo Mouthpiece

User Manual

File the top of the didgeridoo evenly to ensure the mouthpiece fits properly.
Insert the didgeridoo mouthpiece into the instrument and let it dry.

Safety Instructions

A wooden mouthpiece should be regularly inspected for cracks, splinters, or chipping to avoid injuries to the lips or mouth. Ensure that the mouthpiece is treated only with non-toxic, food-safe varnishes or oils to eliminate health risks. Individuals with known allergies to specific types of wood or treatment substances should not use the mouthpiece. For hygiene reasons, the mouthpiece should not be shared with others to prevent the spread of germs. Additionally, the mouthpiece should be stored out of the reach of small children to prevent injuries or improper use.

Care Instructions

To extend the lifespan of a wooden mouthpiece, it should be cleaned with a soft, slightly damp cloth after each use. Occasionally, a mild, alcohol-free solution can be used for disinfection, but ensure the mouthpiece is allowed to air dry completely afterward to prevent mold growth. To maintain the wood, it is recommended to apply a food-safe oil or wax occasionally to keep it smooth and durable. The mouthpiece should be stored in a dry place and protected from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations to avoid cracks and deformations.

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