Roneat Ek is a traditional Cambodian musical instrument, similar to a xylophone. It consists of wooden bars of varying lengths, which are struck with mallets to produce sound. The instrument is often used in classical Cambodian music and is an essential part of the Pinpeat ensemble, which accompanies royal ceremonies and traditional performances. The construction of the Roneat Ek typically involves hardwood, providing a rich and resonant tone. It is played both solo and in groups, showcasing its versatility. The instrument's unique sound contributes to the cultural heritage of Cambodia, reflecting the country's artistic traditions and history.