The saron, a traditional Indonesian gamelan instrument, is typically played using a mallet called a "beater." This beater is usually made of wood, with a wrapped end to provide a softer strike on the bronze bars of the saron, producing a resonant sound. The design of the beater allows for dynamic control, enabling the player to achieve a range of tones and accents while performing.
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