Tsunami vs. Tsunami2 Dynamic Digital Exhaust
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Watch as George explains why Tsunami2 Dynamic Digital Exhaust (DDE) is a must have for your locomotives. DDE automatically adjusts the volume and engine RPM schedule in reaction to how the locomotive is being used. Engine RPM increases as demand on the motor increases, and it reduces as the demand is lifted. Get the most realistic sounds and features for your railroad with Tsunami2 Digital Sound Decoders
That dynamic digital exhaust sound feature is impressive!
Thank you. We think its a lot of fun!
Love the thought of the Decoder how much stuff runs on the Decoder
Thank you! There is so much that we can do with these, it is exciting! Take a look at many of our other videos to see many more of the features described.
What I like is the autogenerated subtitles interpret the steam engines as laughter, and the diesels as applause. Fair enough!
I like the idea about doing weekly videos. Many people do not know anything about tsunami2 or dynamic digital exhaust.
Thanks George!
Don't Forget a video on consisting Tsunami 2 diesels with DDE! I just ordered a new version 1.2 Tsunami 2, should have it soon!
Agreed! This would be great to see. I'm curious if DDE consisting is feasible.
-Cam
love locomotives i am daly 2 train working in simulator 2016 Bnsf freat train
Nice! Thanks for the feedback.
Starting at 5:36 to 6:20 the CN motor is making a clicking sound from the decoder? That doesn’t sound normal!
Decoder problem??
No not a decoder problem. Its the clickety-clack sound effect. If you don't like it you can turn the volume off with CV 153.
Do they make a Traxus like the RC CARS 🚗 🤔
We do not have a sound system for the Traxxas RC Cars. Sorry.
I have DDE working and I like the RPM increasing but don't want the volume to increase... any way to make that happen?
You can adjust CV 2.507 and 2.508 which control the DDE volume adjustments. If you set them to 0, the volume level will not change. Refer to page 53 of the Tsunami2 Diesel User’s Guide for more info: soundtraxx.com/manuals/tsunami2-digital-sound-decoder
George first Min of video you are sitting and talking no sound then get to demonstration and I have sound. You may have use two different recording devises with two diffidence Codes for audio.
You may need to check your computer settings to solve this issue
SoundTraxx you used two different video recording devises and the have different codes. Then put video together. My computer player is not reading first one.
Works just fine for me, the entire video.
Nice sound systems but outrageous prices to buy limited locomotives. Your pricing people out of the hobby who will never be able to afford such nice units.
I am sorry you feel this way. Our prices are pretty competitive with other sound decoder brands. I'm not sure what you mean by limited locomotives. We have tons of engine recordings and tools for the user to tweak them to fit even more models. We do offer a cheaper line of decoders the Econami. These decoders have the same great quality, but a smaller sound and feature library. Learn more: soundtraxx.com/products/econami-digital-sound-decoders
@@SoundtraxxDCC You and other manufacturers limit the numbers of product production to keep the price up.
@@backtosleep We cannot speak for other manufacturers, but that is simply something we do not do. We have been working very hard to keep product on the shelf with current supply chain issues. And even when there are not supply chain issues we are continually working to increase production and efficiency. We are not trying to rip anyone off. We are here to make the hobby more fun and we work very hard to do so.