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20 Bar Tabletop Aluminum Chime Tree

Normal Price:$57.50
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Features for 20 Bar Tabletop Aluminum Chime Tree:

20 aluminum bar chimes with an oak tabletop stand.
The aluminum bars do not come attached to the holder; plastic ties are included.
Aluminum bars produce a higher, more tinkling sound than brass bars.
Bars range in length from approximately 1.75" to 6.5".
The oak stand features comfortable smooth, rounded edges (no sharp corners).

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Editorial Review
One of the most popular sound effects used in the elementary music classroom, the chime tree can truly add a bit of "magic" to any musical setting. Play the chime tree by "strumming" along the chimes with your fingers or with a triangle striker (not included). To assemble your chimes, we recommend placing the bars in a shoebox lid or similar tray to determine size order. Then attach each bar with one of the included plastic loops.
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Customer Reviews

Handy, but poor design and anemic sound

2004-07-27
I purchased this item recently. It arrived very quickly, and it is convenient that the chimes do not require a separate stand. However, you have to hang the chimes yourself, using supplied plastic ties. The ties are not tight and it is possible for the chimes to shift a bit horizontally, so they may not sit very evenly. Also, the aluminum used in this set gives a quite thin sound, much more like cheap windchimes than something deserving of the word instrument. I'd have to recommend looking for a nicer unit if you plan to do any real performing or recording.