Download free ringtones

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This is a subscription service. Your membership of SuperSonicMobile Club gives you access to a great range of entertaining mobile products, services and benefits. In each anniversary period we will send you 2 fresh link(s) to the SuperSonicMobile Club and your account will be credited with 2x10 credits. These credits can be used to purchase products and services at any time while you remain subscribed. (Minimum of 3 content items per charge period.) If you unsubscribe your credit balance will return to zero. To retain your credit balance you must remain subscribed.

There is a one off registration fee of 2 message(s) billed at $3.50. A membership subscription fee of $3.50 is billed 2 time(s) every 7 days. To cancel your membership at any time send STOP to 19701140. You can also phone our helpline on 1300886534 or send an email to help@supersonic-mobile.com.

You must be at least 15 years of age and you must have the account holder/bill payers permission to subscribe. You must also check that your phone is compatible with the service. By registering you agree to receive promotional messages. You may opt-out of receiving promotional messages by sending stop to 19721122. Your phone must be WAP/GPRS compatible and have text messaging capability. *Standard Carrier messaging charges (sent by the user) apply and WAP/GPRS/Mobile Web charges apply.

With respect to Polyphonic Ringtones and True/Cover Tones (where offered), artist names are mentioned to help identify the track and in no way infers that the ringtones were produced or performed by that artist. Any sound recordings you are purchasing and the copyrights therein are the valuable intellectual property of the respective record label (EMI, Sony, Universal etc) and may be used by you solely in connection with your mobile handset as a musical "ringer". You may not transfer the sound recording or video via any means for any purpose. Any copying, redistribution or other use of the sound recording is expressly prohibited without prior written consent of the record label. + Real Tones Δ True/Cover Tones

These terms and conditions are correct as of the below date. They may be amended at any time without prior warning. To view the Terms and Conditions in greater detail please click on the link below.

Date: 23 April 2012

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Ringtones

A ringtone or ring tone is the terminology used to describe the sound that a mobile makes when there is either an incoming call or when you are receiving a text message. There are multiple types of ringtones; they are Monophonic (mono), Polyphonic (poly), and Realtones (real). The type of ringtone you can have is dependent on the quality of the handset you own. Monophonic ringtones were the original type of ringtones used when mobile phones first came on to the scene. A monophonic ring tone is simply a series of notes, one musical note at a time. With the huge variety of mobile phones that are now on the market, it is very rare to hear monophonic ringtones. Most phones come with higher capabilities in terms of ringtones, and even the standard default ringtones on a handset are usually polyphonic. Polyphonic ringtones were the next step up from monophonic ringtones. This means that a polyphonic ring tone can consist of multiple notes at a time, as opposed to one at a time like with Mono's. Polyphonic ring tones typically come in the MIDI format. And then the next step up from Poly's are Realtones, with are also known as Truetones and usually come in the mp3 format. These are the most common and most popular variety of ringtones, as they are the type most widely supported by new handsets. A huge range of mobiles, from Nokia's, to Motorola, to Samsung, LG, or Sony Ericsson come equipped with Realtone capabilities. They have become quite the fashion statement, with mobile users opting for ringtones that will adequately reflect their personality and their taste in music. These types of ringtones need to be downloaded using your mobiles internet service, hence leading to the success of the mobile music industry. Singers, such as rapper Chamillionaire, have taken advantage of this functionality, with his hit 'Ridin' being a ringtone that has gone platinum three times over! Some mobile phones even come with built in melody makers, which allow you to create your own ringtones. These, however, are only polyphonic. You can mix a range of instrumental sounds and beats together to create a melody.