What can you say about ringtones? It seems in today's wireless world and with cutting edge technology, quite a.bit. Gone are the days where a single bell chime or as Lily Tomlin put it so well: "one ringy dingy, two ringy dingy" had to sound to get your free ringtone you must first know what type of ringtone your cell phone are equivalent to an MP3 player quality and sounds a little lame. Most monophonic tones are offered free of charge because of more full bodied tones now available, but if you're trying to make a statement, however, read on.2) Polyphonic RingtonesPolyphonic ring tones also use midi technology but the tonal quality is richer and has more depth. This is because polyphonic ringtones can play up to 40 notes or more. A quick example is the sound produced when Windows XP® starts up. It reproduces the sound of an orchestra playing a note rather than one instrument playing the same note.Polyphonic with its richer tonal quality sounds better than monophonic ringtones.