What's the deal with the Machina Dynamica Clock?


Just my uninformed and untested opinion, and maybe I am wrong, but this Clever Little Clock sounds more like a Clever Little CROCK to me. Any true believers are welcome to enlighten me, but don't expect me to whip out the credit card just yet. Don't mean to "tick" anyone off. Note: sarcastic skeptical scoffers are also very welcome to post to this thread. :)
mdhoover
Albertporter, Thanks for taking the time to provide a translation of the review.
I love my two CLC's, but this translation made me laugh uncontrollably (no, my supply of medicine has not run out) and repeatedly. It can certainly qualify as the funniest "review" of any tweak ever offered from any vendor.
Imagine the unintended hilarity if we single-language Americans had to write down our thoughts in Italian?
If one simply listens in his/her best system to ten favorite recordings then a listener should reach a personal conclusion which is valid for that individual.
Isn't that how each of us ended up with a different playback system?
Happy Holidays to all of my fellow seekers after AUDIO TRUTH


Albertporter I'm just here to learn my friend. To be quite honest I really don't know if the clocks I have really work anymore but hey at my age I can see what time it is without my glasses! Happy Holidays!
In light of this lovely discussion, which I found after a search for the company's name...after seeing the $200 "highly modified" Timex clock, I just have to say here that I simply can't wait to unveil *my* new product. I call it "The Sound Idea." You're not so much buying a physical product as you are a representation of one - an idea, if you will, of a better sounding system. It can be yours for a mere $50 "an idea." Just shoot me an e-mail and I'll get you on the road to better sound.

You guys are right. This is the stuff that makes folks run [laughing] from hi-fi. Bags of sand - jars of rocks - "heavily modified" alarm clocks? C'mon.

Maybe some of you guys have soundproofed rooms, with dampening everywhere and can literally hear a pin drop, but I would think that most of us (and I may be wrong) are not so privelaged to have such a setup. I know that mine is in the living room, about two feet from a 60 year old wall (trying despirately to keep the noise outside in), five feet from a piano and ten feet from couches, differing-height ceilings, and all kinds of things that can alter the way the sound reverberates around the room. Is anyone in my situation truly going to be able to hear the difference a "heavily modified" alarm clock made on their setup?

Now, I guess I would try the clock out if someone would send me one for nothing...but boy would I feel like a fool doing so.

Just my smart-aleky response.

Cheers mates.
i've heard they work really good, if you install an aftermarket iec connector, and use a really expensive power cord.