Palauṅ people of Kodaung (Shan State) and Namhkan (northern Shan State [NE of Mandalay], on the border with China), and of the Humai-Palauṅ (northern Shan State); Various sizes of triple clarinet, the names of which unfortunately are not mentioned in Sachs; Interestingly, 2 of the instruments shown in Sachs (nos. 86 and 88) look very similar to the Húlúsī shown in 中国音乐词典 (Zhōngguó yīnyuè cídiǎn [Chinese music dictionary]), Běijīng, 1984.

3 cylindrical tubes, each with a metal Free reed; Left: drone / Central: chanter with 7 fingerholes [+ thumbhole?]; Right: a 2nd drone; NB: These drones are of various (per instrument unequal), sizes, and their location (left or right) appears to be of no importance, seemingly depending on the choice of the maker.