The Quantum Temple Bell is an audio and video device that is loosely based on the Tibetan Temple Bell used for clearing the rooms in temples of bad energy or evil spirits, whatever. Machina Dynamica, in it's continuing research into quantum mechanics and programmable materials such as the Super Intelligent Chip and the Clever Little Clock and Blue Meanies, stumbled onto the Tibetan Temple Bell as a means for improving audio and video performance. Unlike tiny little bowl resonators that act on acoustic waves in the room, the Quantum Temple Bell has a quite different operational mechanism. The Quantum Temple Bell is used in the same way a Tibetan monk would use it, "clearing" the room once, then leaving the bell in another room, or in a drawer. I.e., the QTB is not a resonator, at least not in the way tiny bowls are resonators. The information programmed into bell can be modulated on the acoustic ringing signal, much as an audio signal or any information is modulated onto an electromagnetic wave. This information is transferred to the local environment in the room. This Quantum Temple Bell actually demonstrates that acoustic waves produced by the speakers are not the only thing that determines what we hear when listening to music.
