DCC Decoder with a Class J whistle?

[NW Modeling List]

Ouch! What a missed opportunity.
The Hooter whistle leaves a lot to be desired. It doesn't have that "haunting" sound we love.
None-the-less, thanks for keeping us well represented with Soundtraxx.
Are the Sountraxx decoders programmable? Could a better file be uploaded later?
Mike Rector




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Sent: Monday, March 16, 2009 10:21:29 PM
Subject: Re: DCC Decoder with a Class J whistle? 

It is available and I'm told that I have them on the way to me.  
Another NWHS member and I were at Soundtraxx school last August and heard some 
of them.  I asked for N&W sound samples for Soundtraxx, after that on 
both of the N&W lists and got no response, so I sent what I could get my 
hands on, (weren't the best).  
Rick Bell
 
N&W Class J No. 611
N&W Class A No. 1218
Crosby 
3-Chime
Lunkenheimer 3-Chime
Southern Railway Single Chime
Southern 
Railway 3-Chime
Tweetsie Whistle (ETW&NC No.  12)

Part No. 
826121, $119.00 suggested  retail.

I have not heard any of these, 
and do not know  if this decoder is yet available.

On another note, 
since N&W did not operate  the A and J class locos on the Shenandoah 
Valley line, what whistle would be  appropriate for the K-2 streamlined 
locos?  Is it the same as used in  the Class J?  I've got several 
old Key brass locos to work on, and I  might was well put sound in them 
too!

Thanks for any and all 
suggestions.

Jim 
Brewer
Glenwood MD



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