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With the help of my friendly household art director, I was able to decipher this ad. See, it's a treble clef and staff. And, there's no music notes on it. And, the teeny tiny tagline is "very quiet."
Geez.
Found at: Advertising/Design Goodness
Agency: TBWA
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