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xylophone, chimes, marimbas, drums and ride cymbals under certain circumstances, timpani, and many other percussion instruments can use the hammer/mallet to play it. Technically, the piano use hammers on the strings to produce sound, and the harpiscord plucks at the strings, but it is categorized as a string instrument.

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Gong

Chimes

Xylophone

Even a bass drum is hit with a drumstick with a large head on it, rather like a hammer.

But they aren't hammers... they're known as 'mallets' and look nothing like a hammer. They just have a softer head on the top of the stick to produce a different sound.

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A PIANO

maybe you're thinking of a hammer Dulcimer

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Mallets are mainly used on instruments such as xylophones, marimbas, and glockenspiels, though a different type of mallet is also used on timpani.

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