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What is the difference between Armenian Duduk and Azeri Balaban? Any thoughts?

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There are many instruments similar to the Mey in Asia. These are called “Balaban”, in Azerbaijan and Iran; “Yasti Balaban” in Dagestan; “Duduki” in Georgia; “Duduk” in Armenia; “Hichiriki” in Japan; “Hyanpiri” in Korea; “Guanzi” in China; and “Kamis Sirnay ” in Kyrgyzstan.

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