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Ah - this is true it can depend on the drive. The biggest variation tends to be in the loudness of the 'clicking' as the head moves. Older SCSI drives were (in)famous for how loud that could be. For the most part it's a light hum of the motor. In my systems the case fan's are much louder though. I suppose it's a personal preference.
It's generally at the "whisper" level or lower. But thinking about it being in my living room I could see it potentially being an annoyance compared to a silent drive. Depending on where it is, how enclosed it is, etc.