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Wot (Bamboo Panpipe) — 5-8 Small Bamboo Tubes of Uneven Length, Each Closed at One Node with a Rounded Mouth, Set Round a Larger Core Tube in Lac; Blown, or Whirled on a String Until It Hoots
by NongMali
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Pi Bai Mai (Rolled-Leaf Reed Pipe, Pi Noi) — Toddy-Palm, Banana or Coconut Leaf, or Rice Straw, Wound into a Cone, Wide at the Bell and Narrow at the Mouth as a Reed; Pinch Narrow for a High Note, Open It for a Low One
by NongMali
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Water whistle — A clay bird shaped from modeling clay, with an air hole pierced through the top of the tail. Air-dry it, fill halfway with water, and when blown the water ripples, producing a sound like a bird singing.
by SomchaiSang
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Rhythm coconut shell (lúk sák) — a mature coconut shell polished smooth, a hole bored and the flesh scraped out, with 20-30 small stones inside, a wooden handle fixed with lac resin, shaken in time with the music.
by SomchaiSang
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Bird-call pipe (bird flute) — bamboo 1-1.5 × 20 cm, mouthpiece slanted at 45 degrees, triangular air vent 0.5 cm, slide rod 20 cm, pushing and pulling the rod in and out produces high and low pitches resembling birds.
by NongMali
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Jing Nong (Bamboo Mouth Harp) — Fully Mature Bamboo 1-2 Internodes Long, Shaved Flat and Thin, One Half Thinner, with a Long Oval Slot; Blow at the Slot and Flick the Thin End for a Rhythmic Twang
by NongMali
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Pok-pek — hardwood handle 15 cm. Two arms in 2 cm grooves, round hollow head secured with a pin so it can move. When shaken, the head strikes the arms, producing a pok-pek sound.
by SomchaiSang
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Pong Paeng (Pellet Drum) — a 1-2 Inch Ring Covered with Cellophane on Both Faces, a Bead on a 5 cm String Each Side, and a Bamboo Handle Through the Ring; Twirl It So the Beads Strike the Drumheads
by SomchaiSang
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Krabok Siang Nam Lai (Bamboo Rain Tube) — Mature Bamboo 8-10 cm Across and 40 cm Long, Iron Spikes Set in Rings Down Its Length, Pebbles Inside, Woven Bamboo End Caps; Tip It and It Sounds Like Running Water
by SomchaiSang
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The Truss Rod: A Curved Rod That Straightens a Guitar Neck
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Bass Drum Pedal: A Chain, a Segment and a Beater
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Kazoo: A Paper Membrane That Buzzes With Your Voice
by Woody
Sound & Music
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The Capo: A Movable Nut You Clamp With One Hand
by Woody
Sound & Music
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Setting Up: The Last Half Millimetre Decides Whether Anyone Plays It
by Woody
Woodworking
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Temperament: Twelve Fifths Do Not Fit in Seven Octaves
by Woody
Woodworking
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Reeds That Speak: Beating, Double and Free
by Woody
Woodworking
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Heads and Tension: Why a Drum Has a Pitch You Can Argue About
by Woody
Woodworking
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Bore and Tone Holes: A Hole Can Be Made Bigger and Not Smaller
by Woody
Woodworking
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The Soundboard: A String Alone Is Almost Silent
by Woody
Woodworking
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Placing the Frets: The Rule of 18 Is Wrong, and by How Much
by Woody
Woodworking
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What Sets the Pitch: Length, Tension, Mass, and Nothing Else
by Woody
Woodworking
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The Larynx Model
by Emma
Voice
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Electric Guitar Pickup
by Woody
String
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Hammond Organ
by Ed
Technology
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