Hi Bif,interesting write up on your latest escapades.I have completed my Farish N Gauge Deltic sound conversion using your rather excellent sounds on a v4micro.I have 2 CT sugarcube speakers and of course the sound decoder all crammed into the loco.I have completely emclosed the speakers with bluetac and capton tape so the bluetac doesn't stick to the bodyshell.I have to say that I have managed to recreate a bit of the Deltics low frequency sounds by doing this although it won't rattle your chest like the real thing.I'm really pleased with it even though more mods are required on the cabside windows as these cause the bodyshell to sit a little bit high at the end where the decoder is fitted.Its only about a millimeter but its enough to be noticeable and as it was run at an exhibition a couple of weekends ago,his rather low bridge scraped the roof.My newly finished blue/grey n gauge hst that you did a reblow on has also had a twin sugarcube speker set up added to it and this caused a real stir.Everyone loved it and so do I.
Please keep up the good work.
Look forward to hearing any future new sounds.Class 31 sounds promising.
Plasser & Theurer
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Hi Bif,interesting write up on your latest escapades.I have completed my Farish N Gauge Deltic sound conversion using your rather excellent sounds on a v4micro.I have 2 CT sugarcube speakers and of course the sound decoder all crammed into the loco.I have completely emclosed the speakers with bluetac and capton tape so the bluetac doesn't stick to the bodyshell.I have to say that I have managed to recreate a bit of the Deltics low frequency sounds by doing this although it won't rattle your chest like the real thing.I'm really pleased with it even though more mods are required on the cabside windows as these cause the bodyshell to sit a little bit high at the end where the decoder is fitted.Its only about a millimeter but its enough to be noticeable and as it was run at an exhibition a couple of weekends ago,his rather low bridge scraped the roof.My newly finished blue/grey n gauge hst that you did a reblow on has also had a twin sugarcube speker set up added to it and this caused a real stir.Everyone loved it and so do I.
Please keep up the good work.
Look forward to hearing any future new sounds.Class 31 sounds promising.
Cheers
Pete