![]() ![]() Believe me, the Titan doesn't diminish either engine, and for the sound enthusiast, it is a welcome improvement from the Revolution Series from QSI. Both are truly welcome additions to my roster because of reputation and actual finish, fit, and running qualities. I have two 'universal' Titans installed in the newest steamer purchases, a BlueLine A Class 2-6-6-4 from BLI and a Bachmann Spectrum Heavy Mountain 4-8-2. ![]() My recent experience (and I haven't the slightest doubt LokSound could match it hands down) is with the new QSI Titan series. Further, if you listen to recent Tsunami installations today on youtube, they all have that same generic rod clank, same pitch, same omnipresence. WOW!!! That Stealth J Class turned into a silk purse suddenly!īuuuuuuuuuttttt, there was that generic rod clank that I couldn't shut off or turn down, no matter what I did. I saw a thread dealing with fine-tuning low-speed control with Tsunamis on another forum and decided to give it a try. It didn't run all that well at low speeds. ![]() I elected to purchase a tried-and-true Tsunami 'heavy steam' because the Norfolk & Western 4-8-4 is indeed a heavy locomotive. At about that time, two years ago or more, I had a Stealth BLI J Class 4-8-4 needing a sound decoder. Then both QSI and ESU LokSound launched their Revolution Series and 3.5 respectively. It improved as they branched out into light, medium heavy steam, and their diesels. I can only relate my experience, some of it dated and some very recent.Ībout six years ago, the model railroad world heaved a huge collective sigh of relief when Soundtraxx finally launched their Tsunami decoders. ![]()
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