Hi 5937824,
The longer the pipes, the lower the pitch. They’re very tricky to tune. The striker has to have enough mass to bend the entire pipe in a single curve to best hear the fundamental tone.
i like the sounds of theese chimes they sound better than the small high pitched chimes. how do you change pitch cause my grandmother has smaller chimes that sound like this whitch matereals are best to achive lower quieter calmer pitch.
Thank you, Zunidoll. I make them in many different pentatonic scales. The pipes are schedule 40 6160 aluminum. The lengths all vary depending on the tuning and the batch of pipe.
"I believe in quality, even if I have to pay a little extra for a product. These chimes, when a breeze hits it just right, actually play the first 6 notes of the hymn ‘Amazing Grace’. The sound is strong and the wood is beautiful. I liked it enough to buy another one for a gift!" -Susan McCoy
"This item makes a beautiful gift, plus is simply wonderful to have in your own yard. The metal parts are very beautiful, the metal hearts with the heart shaped crystals makes this gift delightful to own or to give as a gift. The musical sounds from this Spiral Wind Chimes w/Heart Crystals in the breeze is magnificent....." -Jody R. Sutherland
"I bought this windchime thinking it would probably be like others I have purchased in the past. Little did I know that this beautiful windchime would bring such joy when I hear it play. To me, it sounds like angels playing harps and it feels so good to hear it’s song. I put this gem inside of my house and I touch it to hear it’s music when I feel like I need to lift my spirits. Thanks for making it affordable, I look forward to getting another one soon!!" -Catherine Moore
holy…..
actually not a major scale.. there is no major 3rd
awesome
This is beautiful, i want something like this in front of my home.
where do these wonderful wind chimes live??
You can’t be serious. Wind chimes are musical. Beautiful. It’s sad that you can’t enjoy them.
Clanging pieces of metal used to drive people insane. This it the audio equivilant of sucking your thumb. Learn to enjoy the silence
Yes, that’s me!
I have one that is about half the size maybe a bit larger but it is SO beautiful in the wind storm
@GreggPayne
Are you the guy who’s ringing them in this video?
Wait, lemme grab my didjeridoo!…
Hi 5937824,
The longer the pipes, the lower the pitch. They’re very tricky to tune. The striker has to have enough mass to bend the entire pipe in a single curve to best hear the fundamental tone.
Thanks. They’re a very similar scale as western bell towers.
i like the sounds of theese chimes they sound better than the small high pitched chimes. how do you change pitch cause my grandmother has smaller chimes that sound like this whitch matereals are best to achive lower quieter calmer pitch.
Wow, so beautiful! They should be in a clock as the chimes before the hour bell tolls the hour.
How heavy are they? Do you sell these? If so what are the price ranges? Do you have a website for these?
Thank you, Zunidoll. I make them in many different pentatonic scales. The pipes are schedule 40 6160 aluminum. The lengths all vary depending on the tuning and the batch of pipe.
NICE JOB. Who made this and with what materials? How long was each pipe?
love it!
Thanks for posting. I love it!
Amazing !
smaller set of chimes!!
So beautiful. it just makes me want to do community service. thanks for moving me internaly.
Great. Instant relief from my headache and good for grounding as well!!
Thanks.
Any noise sounds soothing to me as long as it is the air causing it and not some punk kicking garbage around on the street