Answer:
Gayageum/Changgo Chestnut wood is a hard wood and so it is used for the back of the instrument while the front is made of paulownia wood. Geomungo usually has six strings and only three bridges which can be moved along the body. This is the main distinguishing sign to recognize gayageum and geomungo.
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