pink ivory flute

I would love any information about how a pink ivory flute compares tone and volume wise with mopane… is there much difference in volume and brightness/sweetness of tone?

I hate to say this… some of you may want to look away now… but:

Is that the ivory from pink elephants?

Badoom, badoom, crash!!!

A discussion of some woods, as used in headjoints:
https://www.sideblown.com/Wood.html

A pink ivory simple system sound clip. Also blackwood & then a boxwood Rudall, played by Tom McElvogue.
https://www.holmesmcnaughton.com/media-samples/

I tried a pink ivory Windward flute 2 years ago. If I had to describe it compared to my Grenadilla one is that it is “sassy” and bright. Then again, I don’t know how much of that is attributed to my playing style and the Pratten design. A friend now owns that flute and one thing he noted was it takes a while for it to warm up compared to mopane and Grenadilla before it gets to its optimal tone.

Cheers,

Melany

Just to avoid confusion:
https://www.wood-database.com/pink-ivory/

Thanks Crackpot, I was about to make concerned comment..

Thank you all for the info!