Indonesia Bali Guntang Java Gumbeng (Javanese people) West Java Celempung indung (Sundanese people) (polychordal), percussion<ref name=artursimon1>{{cite journal |last1=Simon |first1=Artur |date= 1985|title= The Terminology of Batak Instrumental Music in Northern Sumatra |url= https://www.jstor.org/stable/768439|journal= Yearbook for Traditional Music |volume= 17|pages= 141|doi= 10.2307/768439|jstor=768439 |s2cid=163636758 |access-date=29 July 2019|quote=mother for the large...gendang indunga (mother gendang").... indung [stands] for 'elaborated, 'varied' rhythms...}}</ref>Celempung reteng (Sundanese people) (parallel), percussion row of instrumentsKendang awi (bamboo zither playing kendang role) Rote Island Sasando plucked Sumatragondang buluh (Mandailing people) Keteng-Keteng (Karo people) 2-string percussion Mengmung(Toba Batak people) Tanggetong (Toba Batak people) also Ogoeng-ogoeng boeloe (bamboo gong) Tatabuang (Halmahera island) West SumatraTalempong Botuang (Minangkabau people) (polychordal) plucked and drummed Sumba Gogah 5-string polychord, plucked with fingers & pick Jamaica Benta LaosBring (Khamu people) Madagascar Valiha plucked Malaysia KaraniingKereb (Temiar people), 2-string heterochord, pluckedLutong (Kenyah people) (Sarawak) 4-6 strings Krem (Jah Hut people), heterochord, parallel strings, tappedPagong (Penan people), (Borneo). 4-string instrument, plucked.Pergram (Jah Hut people) idiochordSatong (Kejaman-Lasah people) (Kajang people) (Sarawak) Semang people tube zither (Perak)Tongkungon polychord, 4-8 strings (Sabah) plucked & percussion Myanmar (Burma) Kayah Karen people tube zitherPaplaw (Sgaw Karen people)Tiktung (Pa'O Karen people) Mergui Archipelago Kating ga-un (Moken people) bowed Nepal Bhante Madal. (Tamang people) 2-String bamboo drum (madal). Dendrocalamus hookeri bamboo. Tunjaai. (Dhimal people). Tube zithers of Bouquet grass connected together into board zither or raft zither. Picked/strummed with plectrum. Yalambar / Yalamber Baja (यलम्बर (बाजा)) (Kirati people) 2-string bamboo drum Philippines Luzon Kolitong (Kalinga people) polychord 6-11 strings whole tube or half-tube, plucked and percussion Kulibit (Kalinga) polychord 6-11 stringsKollesing (Ilongot) Takumbo (Kalinga people, Isneg people) parallel-strings, percussion and plucked Tambi (Kalinga people) percussion 2-string parallel MindanaoSludoy, salorai, saluray, saluroy, saw-ray, 5-strings polychord, plucked (Tboli people, B'laan people, Manobo people) taw-go, tugo, togo, takul, tankew, tangkel, polychord, (Bagobo people, Maguindanao people, Manobo people, Mansaka people, Tiruray people)padang, polychord, (Bagobo people) PalawanPagang, polychord (Palawan people) TaiwanKango’ngo’an (Saisiyat people) monochord, idiochord, percussion zither Thailand Maniq people tube zither United States Apache fiddle bowed Cornstalk fiddle, idiochord, (gingara or dječje guslice, Serbia) (cirokhegedű or kucoricahegedű'', Hungary) Vietnam Đàn brố (Bahnar, Xơ Đăng, Êđê, Gia Rai people and Giẻ Xtiêng peoples) plucked Đàn bầu version made from bamboo tube, 1 string, plucked Đàn goong (Bru people) heterochord, plucked Đàn K'ni (Bahnar people, Jarai people, Xo Dang people, 2-string heterochord, 3rd string to player's mouth Đàn Ta lư bamboo-tube version, 2-string heterochord Tol alao (Bahnar people)5-string idiochord, plucked by women Gallery Bowed