Woodstock ChimesNeptune Wind Chime for Outside 54" Large Bronze, Deep Tone Sound for Outdoor Garden, Patio, Porch Decor, Encore Collection DCB54

Great wind chimes, I have 5 sets now. Very happy with them.

They are awesome

They sound great. Not too loud, but they chime subtly with slight breezes. A nice lower register tone - like church bells.We live out in the country a ways back into the woods - very quiet. These supply a delightful sound, but without sounding 'noisy.' The tail rotates quite easily and sometimes rapidly in slight breezes which adds a nice visual. It also catches the wind well. Today we had a tropical storm passing through, and though you could definitely hear the chimes, they were not annoying, and the structure of them was sound.They are well built and neatly built.The tubes appear to be cut with a precision; no raw edges. The string that goes through the tube passes through a sleeve of plastic or some such substance - so the string is less likely to be cut, and the metal of the tube can ring freely w/o the variability of the string's tension from one direction or another. The string appears to be wrapped around small nails with heads on the underside of the top piece of wood. Very neat and in a symmetrical pattern, not just randomly stapled into the wood.The sound is exquisite. I don't have a lot of expertise in chimes but we have a few of what we thought were nice ones (aluminum tubes). This set sounds better than anything we have. The sustain is longer, though it dies to a low volume that just continues longer. So not annoying, but sustaining. The musical ratio of the pipes sounds like it is playing a few notes from the beginnings of songs from time to time.I will definitely be getting more from this series, as they are tuned to one another.Pros:Great toneWell builtBeautiful to look at.High quality throughoutCons:Nothing except maybe some preferences. The wood is 'red.' And that means red. Not a paint red or fire engine red. But a good dose of red stain. I'd prefer it a bit more subdued. We'll see what the weather does to it. Our house is natural siding, very earthy. This does blend in with it just fine, but more subdued might be preferred by some. Hard to describe color, but definitely a few shades redder than clean red mahogany furniture stain. That said, the wood is very nice; nicely shaped, smoothed, and finished.

Like all Woodstock wind chimes, these sound wonderful.

The media could not be loaded. Very good quality, especially for the size and the price, I’ve seen similar ones go for $1000. There are some cheaper ones, but the quality doesn’t make up for it.

The wind chimes are worth every penny!Amazing sound.

Many years ago my sons gave me these chimes, the smaller version, for my birthday, and asked me to put them up in the new tropical home I had built. Here they are, so many years later, still soothing and peaceful, baritone sounds that set the tone for our backyard. The most beautiful tones ever. So now I have purchased a sey for my olderst son and his family for their home. One of the best gifts I have ever received. Shared with others!

I looked up when I purchased this wind chime and is was in the June of 2014. Yep, that's almost 9 years ago. It's still hanging on the deck and sounds great. It is large and durable - even through moderate storms. I put it inside during the worst months of winter. The paint is fading and peeling on the wood parts, but the chimes and the cords are still great. It has a very peaceful and mellow sound which is great when relaxing on the deck watching sunrises and sunsets.