Large 50" Wind Chime Large Wind Chime Brown-BR

Are you a fan of those huge windchimes? The ones that have tubes taller than you are, their sounds rich and seem to go on forever? Yeah, those. If you have suffered sticker shock when you've come across one and felt disappointed that you won't be able to sit out on your deck or porch and hear those bell like tones, try these! They are well made and the sound is amazing. The walls of the tubes are thick and the beautiful sound is clear and deep, reverberating longer than I anticipated. The protective bronze coating will keep them looking good for years. There's a way to adjust the height of the striker if you want to make a slight change in the sound. I have tried it and found I like it right where the manufacturer set it. I can't wait to hang them outside (they just arrived today) and listen to the wind play its own original song with them. They are well worth the price.

I liked what I reviewed online, however, this was a gift for someone in another stay. The couple was thrilled with it and enjoy listening to it on a daily basis. They like the color, size and sound which is slightly deeper than smaller chimes.

Not quite as deep of a sound as I was looking for, but quite nice. I also have a much smaller higher pitch set and the two duel it out. I added my own bigger wind catcher to the bottom and I feel it works better.

Wonderful craftsmanship, the color is very nice. The best part is the deep tone, very meserizing with a light breeze and definitely not irritating when the wind really blows!!!

The media could not be loaded. Very happy. Bought this for my wife’s birthday and we both love it. Only recommendation is to ensure you get a good heavy duty (probably cast iron) hanger for it. It weighs a ton.

I absolutely love these chimes. The tones are rich and deep. They give you the sense that you’re standing in a church cathedral on a Sunday! They make you stop and listen! Beautiful!

Not the size that is listed

Overall wonderful. Hoped that the description of very deep tones would hold true, but no, not to the degree I had hoped. Probably just not big enough to get down there.