@@robloxianthereal The 1994 one was taken from a distance but I ultimately wasn’t sure about that one because there horns were historically powered by steam and in the 1994 video there was no steam present, which could have likely been another ship. This video on the other hand is confirmed to be Leonid Sobinov’s actual horn.

@MaritimeNexus ohhhh okay thanks! BTW can I make a comparison of 1991 and the 1994 version of this video

Unfortunately not she was scrapped in 2012

She was already scrapped like 12 years ago

@@NavlinskyGamin2 Bruh

That would be kinda hard. So far Queen of Bermuda is the only Furness Bermuda Line Ship to have a verified recording of her whistle. There are two more ships under the Furness Withy Corporation that have recordings but that only leaves the total to 3 ships. So I'm not sure if its worth doing unfortunately.

@@livelikerosey Carpathia isn't on here because I can’t verify the original source of the audio. All those videos of Carpathia's whistle don’t have a source to the whistle and to me thats a red flag. I can’t trust Carpathia’s whistle without verifying the source.

@@IsleofrobotsII Carpathia isn't on here because I don't trust those videos claiming its her whistle. All those videos of Carpathia's whistle don’t have a source and to me thats a red flag. I can’t trust that Audio recording without verifying the source.

@@MaritimeNexus oh okay