These are a lot like Australian claves- very clear and sharp tone that can be varied a lot depending on where they are struck. Sanshi even took the time to pick a set that was in the same key as the didgi that I got from the shop!

Beautiful timber and such a gorgeous sound. Love them.

These are excellent. The wood is an incredibly dense hardwood, they look great and the sound is crystalline. I’m very happy with these.

Like the didgeridoos, one is not enough. Excellent website to negotiate, after sales videos awesome. Me no longer uncultured

These look good and sound even better. Got them as a gift for a friend who enjoys them.

I love them. They have a very nice sound.

Arrived promptly and safely, purchase was clear and simple (matters with online shopping). A very clear, loud sharp sound. Have been experimenting successfully with various other ways of playing (eg softly, after my son's complaints). Only issue was making sure my Dad didn't sneak them out of my house to his.

thanks!

I'm really enjoying the tapping sticks. It has such a great sound. They look amazing as well. Highly recommended.

Great service, quick and easy to follow. Looking forward to picking up my second didge soon.

Looked around locally for clapping sticks, and online. Could not find any suitable for didgeridoo accompaniment. Searched for some exotic woods, and the price of the wood alone was more then what Didgeridoo Breath had on theirs (including shipping). They arrived a lil over a week to Idaho, USA. Nice and heft sticks can make a lot of noise if need be, or tap softly - yet the sound carries when held properly. Have developed a sliding & tapping sound that does well, and even took them out on Independence Day to tap with the firework festivities going on about. Am more than satisfied in their quality of feels & sound. They fit my large hand quite well.

Love the tapping sticks, love the sound goes really well with the didge, thanks guys, I just cant wait until I get better playing them both at the same time, fantastic product. :-)

If you have a Didge you must have clapping sticks, they go together like ham and eggs, ha ha ha. What more can I say about them, they a great sounding and they are apart of the whole experience.