14 DAY TRIAL // Girls and boys, this is the clock you want to hear in the morning of your wedding day. The first minutes of your day can decide whether you will be happily married or "annoyingly" married. All you want is to wake up to a nice, natural sound like a calm songbird. You certainly don't want to hear an obnoxious buzzer.
The Song bird serenade alarm clock will probably change your...mornings. The digital alarm comes with 27 optional different cards, each featuring 10 distinctive types of bird tunes. It only comes with one song card, so if you want all 270 bird sounds, better tell your mom this is the gizmo that will silently and gradually wake you before you go to school. I only hope you will never hear a high-pitched bird song. An old crow's guitar solo will do (not available yet).
You can choose between birds of pray sounds (hawks, osprey, eagles, owls etc), birds of the lake&seashore (mallard, gulls, herrings, sandpipers etc), birds of the field and forest (woodpeckers, sparrows, pheasants, warblers, etc). No, you can't set the alarm in order to be awakened by a frog serenade coming with this. You can still choose to gradually awake you by setting up cheerful concerts of whippoorwills, cardinals, finches, trushes and meadowlarks. Be sure to set a barnyard rooster scream as your "last wake up call". You can also choose a different bird song to correspond to each hour.
The thing runs for a year on just 3 AAA batteries (you'll buy them) or with the optional AC Adaptor (9, 95$). The Songbird Serenade desk clock sells for 29,95 $ while the portable BirdSong costs 34, 95$. The extra digital song cards are priced at 9,95 $. Where to are we supposed to take the portable version?
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