MP3 Sound Effect Ringtones

Alert Tone - electronic style warning.

Boing - goes the spring

Boingy Boing - this spring has really sprung!

Brass Cymbal Crash - add some emphasis!

Car motor rough start - the last thing you want to hear on a cold winter morning, but it makes a funny ringtone!

Cash Register (analog/old-style) - from the days when cash registers weren't electronic devices.

Cranky Baby - just answer the call and the baby stops fussing!

Dog barking - What's that dog barking about now? Oh, it's my phone ringing!

Door Bell - open your phone and let 'em in!

Foghorn - ships will not run aground near you on foggy nights with this fun ringer in your collection. A real attention getter.

Ironic Trumpet Riff - the classic muted trumpet "wah wah wah wahhhh" overused in hundreds of radio, film and television shows.

Old Telephone Bell - authentic recording of a late 1970's Mountain Bell Princess model telephone! A real retro favorite.

Owl Hoots - whooo's calling?

Rooster Calling - is a fun ringtone, but even better as an alarm tone. The choice is yours.

Steam Train Bell - from the last working cross-border US/Mexico passenger (excursion) train in far Southern California.

Steam Train Whistle 1 - an interesting low, mournful tone.

Steam Train Whistle 2 - a two-tone, energetic leaving-the-station kind of train whistle.

Tokyo Subway - ambient sounds from a chikatetsu no eki (subway station).

About Ringtones:
Cellbits.com offers two types of mobile phone ringers or ringtones: Midi (format0) and mp3. Midi files use your phones built in synthesizer to play a tune, while mp3 files are a recording played back like any other audio file by your phone. Midi files are much smaller than mp3 files, so they are faster to download. But Midi files can only use the voices and synthesizer software available on your phone, so they may sound different from the previews, even though they are the same song - in many cases the mp3 is merely a recording of midi playback on a PC synthesizer.

Cellbits.com cell phone MP3 and MIDI free ringers are designed for a wide variety of mobile phones and cellular networks including: Acer, Asus, Alltel, Android phones, AU, Audiovox, AT&T, Blackberry, Boost, Cingular, Docomo, Huawei, HTC, Kyocera, LG, Motorola, Nokia, O2, Orange, Panasonic, Pantech, Sanyo, Samsung, Sharp, Sprint Nextel, SonyEricsson, Verizon, Vodafone and Virgin Mobile among others (brand and company names are property of the respective named).