TCC,

DCCTrain in Cincinnati, OH carries the Uhlenbrock decoders.  There are probably 
others.  I did run into at least one other Uhlenbrock dealer in the USA in the 
past.  

DCCTrain, and others carry Zimo decoders.  (There are 11 USA dealers listed on 
their website.)  I recently acquired two MX640's but didn't play with them yet.

I've never found a USA dealer for CT Elektronik.

Before Soundtraxx's Tsunami, many Sn3 DCC users, including myself, used a 
Soundtraxx DSX for sound with a Lenz or Zimo motor control decoder.  Better 
motor control.  Now these locomotives need to be upgraded for better sound, but 
it's not that high of a priority right now.

I tend to stay away from cheap decoders.  I have enough obsolete decoders if I 
need them for simple functions.

More 2 cents,
Dave Heine
DCC user for about 14 years.

ASAIK none of your additional decoders are available in the US.  I  
also found or others mentioned:

MRC -- Low quality like the old ST.  Have 'piggyback' controllers to  
add sound to other controllers.

Digitraz -- "soundbug"  recordable addon to other digitrax units. I  
dont know about quality

QSI and ECU have lots of recordings for diesels and steam that ST does  
not.  MRC is real generic  Digitrax last I checked was pretty bare and  
looked like they were gona rely on "community" contributions.

My 2ยข
TCC:}


On Dec 1, 2008, at 1:17 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> QSI makes the sound decoders for several of the HO locomotive  
> manufacturers.  They just recently released a separate sound decoder.
>
> ESU sound decoders allow user uploadable sounds.
>
> Besides Soundtraxx, QSI, and ESU, I know of the following additional  
> sound decoders for DCC controlled trains.  I didn't include sound- 
> only decoders except for the Intellisound.  It is included because  
> of the SUSI interface.

Talmadge C 'TC' Carr
Sn42 and Hn42 somewhere in the wilds of the Pacific Northwest
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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