ha, yeah it's funny how most decent didge players don't really go for the higher keys - especially G. I don't know i love it, but sure it's difficult to find a G with enough character to make it sound like something more than just a mosquito :) if it has the right amount of bass and good vocals it's a great key i reckon. i enjoy that ripping traditional sound.
My mate bought a didge from that shop in adam that is in that secret key between E and F - amazing!!!! i've never heard such cosmic harmonix, what a player it is.

i just dl a torrent from a guy who recorded myself and my mate playing in cologne by the dom cathedral in july - huge avi file - 3gigs, but the guy did a good job with the audio considering it's done on a camcorder. i play that F#
if anyone feels like dl it....
thepiratebay.org/torrent/4392979

if u do dl it, let me know what u think.

robin check out the didge shop in amsterdam - they have a good selection of good musical instruments. They can get a bit pricey, even though their prices have come down a bit generally. my one was not to heavy on the pocket due to it's weight. 7kgs!!! a bitch to travel with, but worth the sacrifice hehe. i planning on triming about a 1cm off the walls.
www.aboriginalart.nl/php/didg.php

Not wanting to be too commercial, but I have a couple ripping F's (both big bells) that I am willing to part with, but they ain't gonna be cheap. One is a euc that I bought from inlakesh maybe 10 years ago and the other is a Jason Strazzabosco agave. Contact me offlist if interested.

Per