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Star Trek TNG Ambient Engine Noise (Idling for 24 hrs)
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Yoo check out my other comment. I play a brown noise through a subwoofer (no speakers) under my bed. It sounds exactly like the warp engines
This and the other trek ones are great. Especially the TNG night shift bridge.
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TNG night shift bridge.
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