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Ney (-)

original: ?

flute / pipe

double chanter, assembled: cylindrical, parallel, no bell / symmetrical holes / single reeds

Identical types: 2
Nay amban

NB: ➺ homonym (bagpipe).

According to Beladi the pipes are "made of a specific kind of bamboo", which (according to Baines) are "waxed in a wooden yoke, the assembly bound with strips of cane and studded with brass nails"; Each pipe has six holes.

Jofthi ~ / Jofti ney, Ney jofti

Daste, Ob

Sources

Baines, Anthony: Bagpipes [1960]. Oxford, 1973 (revised), p.56-57 (type only; no term).

Beladi, MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?]: Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work? (YouTube, 2023 [Transcript with corrections ws]) (material).

Web

YouTube (MohammadReza [Mohammadreza?] Beladi: »Nayanban or Iranian bagpipe: How does it work?«).
NB: ➺ Wikipedia (Ney).