What's the deal with the Machina Dynamica Clock?

Never in a million years would I buy into the idiotic idea that these clocks could have any effect on an audio system's sound. That being said, when I look through the classified ads here and find used power cables listed at $2K plus and realize the owner must've originally bought them believing they could noticeably improve his system, it's only a matter of time before some shyster tries to sell his "Clever Little Clocks" to audiophiles.

Although subtle, it appears as though skepticism is beginning to emerge as a predominant theme among posters to this thread.....

"if evolution is true, why are there still monkeys?" from Pitdog's link.

Mdhoover: You started off the post that initiated this thread, "Just my uninformed and untested opinion and maybe I am wrong..."

That characterization of your opinion has emerged as a predominant theme among posters here. Not sure I'd call it "skepticism," though. :-)

Geoff, reading your disagreement to my statement about "replacing the quartz module" let me clarify my statement with a direct quote from your website:

Machina Dynamica reserves the right to use more than one brand/model to produce Clever Little Clocks, so don't be alarmed if the Clock you receive is not the exact one in the photo. All versions of the Clever Little Clock are equivalent.

I stand by my previous post. From the issues I raised there, I don't think that anyone with the slightest degree of intelligence could possibly believe that this product could produce ANY audio enhancement.