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In this audio, you're introduced to the distinctive sound of the Siemens M55 cellphone, a sound that may evoke a sense of nostalgia for many. The audio begins with the distinct beep of this classic cellphone model. The beep sound is clear and sharp, instantly recognizable to anyone who has used this phone in the past. Following the beep, you hear the click sound, a soft, quick noise that accompanies the pressing of the phone's keys. Next, the audio captures the DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) tones - these are the tones you hear when you press the keys on the phone's keypad. Each key on the keypad has a unique tone, a combination of two frequencies that were used in telecommunication signaling. The audio reproduces these tones perfectly, allowing you to clearly distinguish between the sounds of different keys. Lastly, the audio ends with another key beep sound, a sound that signifies the completion of an action on the phone, such as ending a call or sending a
