Wooden Xylophone recommendation?

I wanted to get the baby a xylophone, they're still way too young for it but I want to have it ready for when I think their fine motor skills can handle it.I want one where the notes are actually in tune but I don't want the letters written on them or anything because in my husbands words "having perfect pitch can ruin music for a person" and I'd worry that if they had the note associated with the letter from a really young age they might develop it.Also for my own sanity I want it to sound nice, that's why I want a wooden one, I'd like a nice soft round woody tone not a horrible tinny metal tone. via /r/Parenting http://ift.tt/2eM3Bkq