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Post by railfan4life on Jul 4, 2014 10:49:46 GMT -8
Here's a short video showing the installation of a LokSound V4.0 decoder in an Athearn Genesis GP9. The install was pretty easy and straight forward. I also show a comparison between the sound of the LokSound decoder and a factory installed OEM Tsunami decoder in the Genesis GP9.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Post by grabbem88 on Jul 6, 2014 5:41:42 GMT -8
Great video and esu has made my life easier on installs and getting that right sound..
Now not to high jack but I got a gp38 with the sd38 file on it
And wondered if that's the right horn for a frisco 38?
If not how do I change it?? Scared to screw that up
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Post by nebrzephyr on Jul 6, 2014 6:38:06 GMT -8
Kevin...nice video. Curious, how did you secure the speaker. Thanks. Bob
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Post by grabbem88 on Jul 6, 2014 7:04:27 GMT -8
Since he faced it down like I try to do I've put two slivers of double side servo tape on the ends and press against the edge where you see that upper ledge on the rear and my speakers never move or vibrate..
I tried to mount on the edge around the speaker face but fear if I ever have to remove them I'm going to ruin the speaker and rip it somehow
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Post by railfan4life on Jul 6, 2014 7:12:52 GMT -8
Kevin...nice video. Curious, how did you secure the speaker. Thanks. Bob I used double sided tape. |
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Post by nebrzephyr on Jul 6, 2014 11:25:21 GMT -8
Kevin.....thanks. I have used silicon adhesive but it gets tricky when you have narrow mounting surfaces. Bob
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Post by gtws00 on Jul 15, 2014 6:07:40 GMT -8
Kevin, Nice Video thanks for posting. Why did you use a Version 4 vs a Select? I am going to put one in my SDL39 I am building and would like to know the difference.
Thanks
George
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