SoundTraxx 829100 Tsunami SoundCar Digital Sound Decoder

Tsunami SoundCar Digital Sound DecodersThe Tsunami SoundCar Digital Sound Decoder produces rolling stock sounds. The decoder has four Hyperlight equipped outputs for interior and exterior lights. These universal-style decoders are easy to install in N – G scales and work with 8-ohm speakers.

Your train is no longer limited to locomotive sounds! The 16-bit Tsunami SoundCar Digital Sound Decoder is the only DCC decoder to replicate railcar sounds, such as the clickety-clack, flange squeal, flat spots, generator, brake cylinders, and glad hand release. It also includes a selection of user-adjustable horns, bells and whistles for cab cars and cabooses. For even more realism, the decoder has four Hyperlight lighting outputs for interior and exterior lights.These universal-style decoders measure 47mm x 14mm x 8.5mm and are easy to install in N to G scales. They work with any 8-ohm speaker. For the optimal experience, use a SoundCar decoder in every third or fourth car in a consist.The SoundCar also includes a 2-pin plug for optionally using the SoundTraxx CurrentKeeper to maintain sounds and lights during momentary power losses due to finicky wheel pickups and not-so-perfect track.

The SoundCar decoder features many new and accurate recordings, most of which can be customized to accommodate a variety of rolling stock. Furthermore, the decoder has automated sound sequences and auto-adjusting features for more realistic operation.

The easy-to-use Intelligent Consisting lets you add and remove cars from your train without tricky programming. When the mode is activated, you can simply wave a magnet over the cars to quickly cut them in or out of the consist. Just like a brakeman with a brake club, this action is synced with a sound effect of the car’s hand brakes being tied or untied.

Brilliant Lighting EffectsThe SoundCar includes four Hyperlight lighting outputs for adding interior and exterior lights. The effects can simulate interior coach lights, marker lamps, flashing rear-end devices (FRED), and more.