What is an instrument with a woody sound?

An instrument with a woody sound is typically one that produces tones resembling the warmth and resonance of wood. Examples include the marimba, which features wooden bars struck by mallets, and the bassoon, which has a rich, reedy timbre that conveys a woody quality. Other instruments like the wooden Flute and certain string instruments, such as the cello, also produce sounds that can be described as woody due to their wooden construction and the materials used in their design.