Published on Dec 12, 2016 DoctorBlankenstein
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Dr. Blankenstein's "Boom-A-Ring" The Electronic Didgeridoo of the Future !
"This one doesn't need too much explaining, the title really says it all. It's an electronic didgeridoo with the illumiringer effect built into it. There is only one in the world, some will say that's a good time... some might not. You can expect nothing less from a one of a kind prototype. Since I am one of the world's worst didgeridoo players, I thought it best to let her go. I am sure there is someone out there that is a great player and deserves to own this sucker more than myself. Before doing so, I wanted to make a proper video of it (I don;t think I'll be making anymore anytime soon. This one was built years ago). The video is longer than I would have liked it to be, but I had a lot of ground to cover. Feel free to skip to the middle when the real demo action starts."
Update:
via this auction
"FEATURES: - Incredibly Unique / Futuristic Sound & Appearance!
- Handmade 50' Inch Electronic PVC Didgeridoo
- Comfortable 2" Inch Black Mouthpiece Diameter
- Internal Passive Microphone (doesn't waste battery life when effect isn't on)
- 1/4 Inch Output
- Instrument Master Volume Knob
- Separate Effects Power Switch
- Independent Effect Volume Knob
- Yellow Effects Power LED
- Effects Control Knob
- Effects Control Motion (Light) Sensor
- Effects Control Selector Switch
- Effects Mode Indicator LEDS (Green: Knob / Blue: Sensor)
- 9V Battery Powered / Easy to Replace
- Weighs Just Under 2 pounds (approx 55oz)
- Quality / Professional build
- Striking Aboriginal Style Graphics
- 100% ONE OF A KIND PIECE! No other plans to make more."
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