Clever Little Clock - high-end audio insanity?

Check the archives it's been discussed time and time before.
My theory is that if a tweek is "audiophile approved" and sold as such ,people that buy it "expect" an improvement and believe they hear an improvement at least on the psychological level.Who knows.
George

I'm waiting for the company to introduce actual snake oil...

According to the manufacturer, "The Clever Little Clock does not plug into the wall and has no direct influence on the audio signal -- not on house wiring, audio components, cables, interconnects, power cords or acoustic waves."

Therefore, they openly admit that it does absolutely nothing. However, some users make a claim that the Clever Little Clock eliminates "mental clutter".

This is by far the most disturbing audio accessory and takes away from the credibility of the industry as a whole.

This brings up a question - Does the 'placebo effect' only work if you Believe in the product(s)? If you don't think it will work, does that "negate" the placebo effect?? This is about the placebo effect in general, not really pertaining to this device.

I think it only works when you buy the $300 jar of rocks too.