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18 of 18 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.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
small but sweet Aug 24, 2010
By R. Hooyman
"book junkie"
I ordered these chimes because A) I love Woodstock chimes and B) they were a great price! I knew they would be smaller than the other chimes I have however for the price I couldn't resist. The total size is only like a foot and a half; chime tubes maybe about six inches. In my opinion they are perfect for my kitchen window though, where I do not want a large set. Because of the light weight of these chimes, mine seem to "sing" a lot. It is a higher pitched chime as it is small but it is not annoying or ear piercing and is nicely made for the price. Although I think you couldn't buy a bad Woodstock chime.... The verdigris color is gorgeous.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Great Chimes, Shoddy Wood Aug 21, 2010
By C. Stephens
"Avid Consumer"
I have purchased many Woodstock chimes, and love them all....temporarily. The chimes are clear sounding and pleasant. They get 5 stars! The piece of wood they are attached to is a different story. I use all of my chimes outside, so I realize they will be weather beaten sooner than those on a patio or porch, but still. I get about 2 months of use before the wood starts to split and peel, and then the strings holding the chimes fall out. They have to be re-nailed or stapled. I follow the directions and put lemon oil on them, to no avail. If you don't care about how they look, Woodstock chimes are the best. The only chime that has lasted is the one hanging from the fan on the screen porch. Still, very pleasant sounding, especially before a storm blows in!!! Please note, the company was willing to exchange them, but I have so many, I would live at the Post Office!!!!
Beautiful! Feb 23, 2012
By lydiattl70
I love these windchimes. The combination of tones, with a full rank of delicately pitched soprano chimes, creates a delightful musical improvisaton every time a breeze stirs it.
Well.............. Nov 20, 2011
By P. Chapin
"patchapin"
There are a lot of wind chimes out there, let's face it. You are after one of very few things when you buy one -- you usually are either after a pleasing sound, or a pleasing look/accent and hopefully not a bad sound. If you are like me, you also don't think it ought to be too full of itself. This is not fine jewelry, this is something that hangs out there in the weather and bangs together. For the money, this one ought to play several tunes on a baby grand. It's a nice enough wind chime, just not worth the money.
plc
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