Difference between Reed Instrument and Bombardon

REED INSTRUMENT vs BOMBARDON: NOUN

A musical instrument that sounds by means of a vibrating reed
A musical wind instrument played by blowing air trough a reed, which is fixed directly to the mouthpiece or to a reed block or similar fixture over an airhole in

A bass instrument of the shawm family
A brass instrument, the bass version of the tuba.
Formerly, a bass reed-stop of the organ.
The lowest of the sax-horns.
A large-sized musical instrument of the trumpet kind, in tone not unlike the ophicleide.
A 16- or 32-foot reed stop on an organ.
A brass instrument resembling a tuba but with a lower pitch; a bass or contrabass tuba.
A tuba that coils over the shoulder of the musician
A large shawm; the bass member of the shawm family

Viola da gamba, Contrabass, Basso continuo, Trombone, Saxophone, Contrabassoon, Violin, French horn, Bass clarinet, Woodwind, Bassoon, Clarinet, Bass viol, Oboe, Woodwind instrument

Woodwind instrument, Tenoroon, Saxophone, Baritone horn, Heckelphone, Corno di bassetto, Trombone, Sarrusophone, Tuba, Althorn, Bass fiddle, Bass horn, Wind instrument, Helicon, Bombard

Viola da gamba, Contrabass, Basso continuo, Trombone, Saxophone, Contrabassoon, Violin, French horn, Bass clarinet, Woodwind, Bassoon, Clarinet, Bass viol, Oboe, Woodwind instrument

Post horn, Woodwind instrument, Tenoroon, Saxophone, Baritone horn, Heckelphone, Corno di bassetto, Trombone, Sarrusophone, Tuba, Althorn, Bass fiddle, Bass horn, Wind instrument, Helicon

The chanter is a double-reed instrument used to play the melody.
He plays the duduk, a double reed instrument related to the oboe.
How does a double reed instrument make its sound?
Now this is a strange instrument: the contrabass sarrusophone is a huge double-reed instrument constructed out of metal.