Todd Cardin Previews Answering Service Ringtones

Todd Cardin supports local musician.

(PRWEB) June 30, 2006 -- Todd Cardin of Specialty Answering Service announced that he will be releasing answering service ringtones to all of his customers. Working with ETC Theater http://www.etctheater.com Local musician Efram has recorded seventy five ring tones for the nationwide answering service. Cardin said that ringtones are something that his clients are demanding, and the cutting edge Efram is delivering with sounds that are unique and professional for the business world. "Eram is a genius.", Todd Cardin said of the hip King of Prussia keyboard legend.

Long gone are the days when incoming calls were indicated only by mechanical bell ringing or annoying warbling electronic sounds. The portable cellular phones of today are essentially mini computers and they are able to utilize a portion of that processing power to generate interesting and attention grabbing ringtones. Cell phone ringtones have come a long way, and modern phones are capable of producing full spectrum digital sound.

Early cell phones made use of monophonic ringtones, which are simple tunes or sounds created by playing one tone after another. Later cellular phones featured polyphonic ringtones, which allow multiple tones to be played simultaneously. Polyphonic ringtones have a richer and more complex sound than monophonic ringtones, and nearly any song imaginable can made into polyphonic ringtones. The newest generation of cell phone can play recorded sound, typically encoded in mp3 or similar digital format, and with these ringtones, the sky is the limit. Today, ringtones can be anything from a snippet of a favorite song, recorded speech, cartoon sounds, or anything else imaginable.

Todd Cardin sites this as another example of how Specialty Answering Service continues to offer their clients a variety of communication services. Along with Efram and ETC Theater http://www.etctheater.com Cardin is excited about his latest project.

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