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Hi Neil
I have been reliably informed by a source in Germany that the sounds will be available within two weeks (well that is the plan). They have been done primarily for a dealer over there who has dealt with and serviced LGB/Asters (including of course, the K28) for some time. He would supply the ESU/Massoth decoder with the sounds.
I have the Phoenix programmer but not a PB8 or PB11 sound board so I have to factor that cost into the equation.
I could, as a possibility, use an old Phoenix 2K2 that I had earmarked for another project as it is also fine to use with a DCC decoder.
I am not in a rush to get this done so I will wait to see about the ESU/Massoth sounds first, with the nice option to use a Phoenix board if the former is not as good as it could be.
The only benefit of using the combined sound decoder is the simplifying of the wiring.
I have been reliably informed by a source in Germany that the sounds will be available within two weeks (well that is the plan). They have been done primarily for a dealer over there who has dealt with and serviced LGB/Asters (including of course, the K28) for some time. He would supply the ESU/Massoth decoder with the sounds.
I have the Phoenix programmer but not a PB8 or PB11 sound board so I have to factor that cost into the equation.
I could, as a possibility, use an old Phoenix 2K2 that I had earmarked for another project as it is also fine to use with a DCC decoder.
I am not in a rush to get this done so I will wait to see about the ESU/Massoth sounds first, with the nice option to use a Phoenix board if the former is not as good as it could be.
The only benefit of using the combined sound decoder is the simplifying of the wiring.