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Size: 11,951 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.540s	FileName: winline-bailout	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: When the bail-out button is activated, you hear a heartbeat sound

 

Size: 45,927 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 2.080s	FileName: winline-loser	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: If a player is eliminated during the 2nd round, you hear this odd drum beat

 

Size: 16,507 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.746s	FileName: winline-pass	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: This techno 'ding ding' indicates a pass during 'The Wonderwall'

 

Size: 16,142 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.730s	FileName: winline-phoneno	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: A cymbal-roll indiactes a number being added to the "home game"

 

Size: 12,069 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.545s	FileName: winline-pitstop	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: If a player opts to use a pit-stop during 'The Wonderwall' , you hear this power down

 

Size: 27,114 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 1.227s	FileName: winline-right	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: A 'ting ting' is used when a player finds a correct answer on 'The Wonderwall'

 

Size: 31,764 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 1.438s	FileName: winline-ringin	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: The ring in sound from the 2nd round

 

Size: 27,646 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 1.251s	FileName: winline-safe	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: If a player is not eliminated during the second round, you hear this techno-blong

 

Size: 32,687 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 1.480s	FileName: winline-timer	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: 2 'klik-klak's of the timer.  They repeat these "ticks"

 

Size: 20,452 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.925s	FileName: winline-winner	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: This downward drumroll signifies the winner of the tossups from the first round

 

Size: 21,500 bytes	Info: 22Khz, 8b, M, 0.973s	FileName: winline-wrong	Source: Jay Lewis
Description: If someone gets a Wonderwall question wrong you hear this "thump"