Clever Little Clock - high-end audio insanity?

Forgive the ignorant question here if a)it has recently been asked/answered on any of the 'audio enthusiast' websites,b)the answer is so obvious that anyone with a modicum of intellect should know the answer congenitally,or c)there is no scientifically measureable answer.I am a longtime music/audio enthusiast,but a recent 'returnee' to the hobby.So here goes,what are the qualifications for status as an 'audiophile' and where does one earn the degree or certificate which signifies the accomplishment?Thanks in advance for the 'serious' answers.All you gagsters,BM!

Double4w, one must be born unlucky.

What do you mean "status as an audiophile?" If you like good wine do you have "status?" If you love good music, do you have "status?" There can be no "serious" answers to such a question.

I still am amazed that some view it as their role as scam police to question the reason of those buying something. This is a capitalist society where anyone is able to sell just about anything. If some buy it, those offering it prosper. If not, they fail.

On too many devices, including wire, isolation devices, ac conditioners, the Intelligent Chip, even more expensive digital players, some have announced that anyone buying more expensive ones are idiots. And then they are offended that no one heeds their warning! Oh, and they often claim their position is scientific, as though they have a clue about science or its methods.

Wellfed, you are tempting me to try the clock. I had hoped to hear a demonstration at CES but could find none.

Norm,

I very much doubt that you'd be disappointed if you elect to. Two are seriously better than one and I'll soon be finding out whether three are better than two. And one is certainly enough to thoroughly impress.

Do you people realize that the CLC is a time travel device? This means that it is significantly more advanced then any power cord upgrade.

A time travel device? OK