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The audio clip titled "Initiation of CRT Computer Screen" begins with the distinct sound of a switch being flipped, indicating the startup of a piece of electronic equipment. This is followed by a soft hum, suggesting the powering up of a CRT, or Cathode Ray Tube, monitor. The focus is then shifted to the screen, where a faint flicker can be heard, as if the cathode ray is being projected onto the phosphorescent screen, bringing it to life. The noise level gradually rises, resonating like the unique high-pitched whine of an old-style computer monitor. In the background, there's an almost imperceptible crackling noise, hinting at the electrical currents passing through the complex internal components of the CRT monitor. The audio ends with a soft, steady hum, signifying that the CRT computer screen is now fully operational. Throughout the audio clip, the distinct soundscape of the CRT monitor’s startup process creates a nostalgic atmosphere, bringing to mind
