Those would be the Quantum LPS SCSI drives iirc. Think the 540MB was the biggest of that series but there are other scsi HD's that have a similar sound, Quantum Fireball, Micropolis and IBM did.
I know what you are thinking and I took my XT/3 and swapped in IBM 200MB scsi drive for the original 20MB MFM/RLL <dead> and it sounds almost the same.

As luck would have it, (not all pictured) I ended up getting four scsi examples from this lineup

160mb
250mb
500mb
1222 mb

They all basically make the same sounds but the 1222 is quieter for some reason.

The drive spin up click pattern is identical which is what I always remembered back in the 90’s

I also have many ide examples, they also make these sounds.

Be careful with those, a lot of these Quantums have internal rubber bumpers on the magnets for the heads to land against, which turns to goop. Lots of 'em die because of it, you can try opening them up and removing the bumper, and replacing it with something that fits (an example is silicone tubing as seen here).

Some also have a bumper under the platters, which is far more tricky to replace. Of course, opening the drive for repair comes with risks, but if the drive's going to die from rubber goop, the benefits of an attempted repair far outweigh that.

Indeed. I am aware of the defect. So far so good. Odly enough I have a lot of these now, most being 250mb but most of them are IDE. All of them so far have been okay. 🤷‍♂️ my quest was for scsi ones