(25k+ Sub Special) Railroad Crossing Bells I've Recorded (2021 Edition)

Apologies for the belated 25k sub special, couldn't really think of what to do at first.
But when I was messing around with my bells yesterday, I thought to myself, "Y'know... Why not make an updated version of the crossing bells I've recorded? It's been a few years since that video, and I've filmed quite a few bells since then..."
And so I did.

And it turns out I'd recorded quite a few bells since my last video, as that one featured 15 bells in it, while this one features 33! More than double that of the previous video! So sit back and enjoy the 20 minutes of different crossing bells ringing, because it'll probably be a while before I do another one of these.

Bell timestamps:
0:00 - ASC e-bells
0:26 - Federal Signal mechanical bell
1:17 - GE e-bell
1:44 - General Signals Type 1 e-bell
2:10 - General Signals Type 2 e-bell
2:37 - General Signals Type 3 e-bell
3:06 - Griswold mechanical bell
3:42 - LS Brach mechanical bell
4:48 - Modern Industries mechanical bell
5:15 - NEG e-bell
5:42 - Novax DS100 Series Speaker (I know it's technically not a bell, but it still acts as one, so...)
6:01 - RACO mechanical bell
6:57 - RRS mechanical bell
8:07 - Safetran Hybrid bell (& General Signals Type 1 e-bell)
8:35 - 1st Gen Safetran mechanical bell
9:06 - 2nd Gen Safetran mechanical bell
9:31 - Safetran Type 1 e-bell
10:21 - Safetran Type 2 e-bell
10:52 - Safetran Type 3 e-bell (older)
11:16 - Safetran Type 3 e-bell (newer) (also known as the Invensys Rail and/or Siemens e-bells)
11:50 - US&S e-bell (& ASC e-bell)
12:18 - US&S mechanical bells
12:52 - US&S Teardrop bell
13:53 - WABCO mechanical bells
14:50 - 1st Gen WCH mechanical bell
15:20 - 2nd Gen WCH mechanical bell
15:48 - WCH Type 1.5 e-bells
16:15 - WCH Type 2 e-bell
17:15 - WCH Type 3 e-bell
17:46 - WCH Type 4 e-bell
18:13 - WRRS mechanical bell
18:40 - WRRS 1203 mechanical bell
19:46 - WRRS Mini-bell
Which ones of these are your favorite?

(Also, as a side note, I do have a few various longer videos coming up, such as various crossings on different lines. Maybe even catching-up with my annual crossing comps too. So keep your eyes peeled, y'all!)