Kenong
kenong is an element of gamelan instruments pencon the most obese, compared with kempul and gong that although a large but flat. Kenong is structured in the form of hardwood pangkon lined with rope, so that when struck kenong will not be swayed to one side but can swing upward, thereby producing sound. Kenong great shape to produce a low voice but loud with a distinctive timber (in the Java community ears caught sounds ning-nong, so called kenong). In a gamelan, voice kenong fill the sidelines between kempul.