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19 of 19 found the following review helpful:
Takes a serious gust to hear it. Jun 11, 2007
By NeuronPetkowski I have another Woodstock Percussion wind chime which I'm, really happy with, but this one is disappointing. Despite the product image showing a fairly sized striker wheel, it's really a small wooden ball and it takes a strong wind to get this small ball to hit the tubes. It's a beautiful piece to look at, but I hope they improve the striker to be big enough to cover the circumference of the tubes.
17 of 17 found the following review helpful:
love these windchimes Sep 15, 2009
By Carol Daley
"Marinesgirl"
First let me say, the delivery was really nice. They came beautifully wrapped and not tangled.
I immediately hung them outstide and luckily it is breezy today. The sound is beautiful. Not too loud, not too quiet, not too soft or harsh. They are just right. They have a very deep sound that seems to radiate. I love them. They are also very very pretty to look at.
I would highly recommend these windchimes. YOu really can't find a better bargain out there.
16 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Great value! Dec 23, 2008
By concurrent1
"concurrent1"
I have a few Woodstock chimes, and this one is the least expensive of my set. It's cost is not indicative of its sound! It sounds beautiful and looks great hanging on my deck. I have no trouble with it at all, it sounds in mild breezes so the striker works fine, despite the issue others might have with it. It has nice rich tones (the Amazing Grace one nearby has lighter, higher tones). If you want an affordable entry-level priced chime with the wonderful sounds that Woodstock chimes give you, this is the one to get and start your collection!
8 of 8 found the following review helpful:
Windchime Symphony Jun 11, 2007
By Pier Luigi Long
"LuigiLong"
A beautiful windchime which "plays" a symphony of chimes in the slightest breeze. The wood is weatherproof too.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
It's just okay Apr 12, 2007
By Peggy
"pab920"
I own another larger Woodstock chime that is so incredibly magical sounding that I ordered this one for my kitchen window. It is small,which I expected and wanted. The short black pipes are fairly loud, but just okay sounding. I thought from the photo the top would be black, in reality it is an uneven medium cherry stain, darker in some areas. The photo depicted "red" wind catcher is the same evenly applied cherry stain. Another reviewer suggested going to the woodstock website to listen before you buy-I wish I had on this one as then I would not have bought it.
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