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Tsunami Sound Decoder for Model Railroads

Tsunami Sound Decoder for Model Railroads
Soundtraxx 829100 Tsunami SOUNDCAR Sound Decoder N HO O G Scales MODELRRSUPPLY
The Tsunami Sound Decoder for Model Railroads is a 16-bit, universal-style Digital Sound Decoder that is easy to install in N to G scales.
It is the only DCC decoder that can replicate railcar sounds and lighting effects, providing a more realistic experience for model railroad enthusiasts.
The decoder includes selections for livestock sounds, airhorns, whistles, bells, and interior and exterior lighting effects for passenger cars, cab cars, and cabooses.
With the Tsunami Sound Decoder, your train is no longer limited to locomotive sounds.
$ 51 .16
US, Ontario
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