Ed:
I've been impressed with the Railmaster speakers. I use them in both LokSound
and Tsunami applications, of course you have to choose the correct ohm range.
I mount them facing down, it is also a way to keep the ever present basement
dust and dirt out of them.
I agree with your last sentence! Most guys run their sound way, way too loud
anyway. Twenty-one feet is about a quarter mile in S scale. From the other
side of the layout I probably should not be able to hear the shovel clanking,
diesel compressors venting, engineers belching and all the other sounds offered
through decoder CV's... Sometimes less is actually more!
Jim Kindraka
Plymouth, WI ("Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...")
--- In [email protected], Edward Sauers <ehsaue...@...> wrote:
>
> One last thing, I forgot to mention that it runs and sounds great. I have
> been
> running it with the shell on with no modifications to the shell and the
> volume
> will need to be lowered.
>
> Ed Sauers
>
>
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