What's Neat This Week in Model Railroading
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This week George Bogatiuk From SoundTraxx and JT Burke of Scale Sound Systems Discuss the development of the sound revolution with cube speaker enclosures that enhance the sound experience 10 fold. JT just wanted to improve the sound in his models as a sound engineer but in reality changed the hobby for all of us with his amazing developments that have become the industry standard. Watch as he tells his story. Daniel Coombs, Ed Dressel and James Regier add to the discussion along with Ken Patterson. We also discuss InterMountains new run of auto racks in Ho scale with 2 types of end doors and side screens representing different eras. Ken shares the new N scale project layout for MRHM's What's Neat video. Walk around sound systems by SoundTraxx and the new TCS UWT-50 Mini throttle is also discussed along with a special pre-order price announcement. Daniel shares his new 7 1/2 in gauge locomotive and teaches special guest Cathy Eaton how to run trains with the NCE DCC system for the 1st time. Lots of fun in 44 minutes with your friends in the best hobby in the world this week.
This is such a great show. So much informative, in-depth info on loco sounds. Thanks, JT for sharing you knowledge and make model railroading sound sound better!
I'll just say, I've tried "sugar cube" speakers and JT's speakers. JT's blow away any "sugar cube" that I've heard.
Really like having JT on this. Yes, his speakers are the best! What I like the most is you take his outstanding speakers and pair them with decoders that are really capable of such great sound (Sountraxx and ESU are my favs) and you take the realism to such an amazing level in such a small package. Great show!
Oh Ken, a HUGE Congratulations on your 100th show.
JT I’ve been watching your videos for about a year. I’ve been wanting to order but you talk about being overwhelmed with orders. Now that you have been on the What’s Neat show I hope you will be bringing on extra help to keep up with the demand Congratulations on a great product and my orders will be in shortly.
All the best, Joe
Learned a lot about sound, JT's are amazing. What a difference. Thanks guys !!! great show
My two favorite racks are #3. FNM, #2. BNSF (Orange), #1. P & W in White. Ill be buying my first Tsunami2 and Scale Sounds speaker real soon!
Better start looking into straight 6 Detroit Diesels for the upcoming new era layouts where you can run vehicles along with the trains.
Love the segment with JT. Wasn’t aware of his products. I’ll be placing an order soon. Thanks, Ken!
Wow Great sound in JTs stuff rock on
I wish we could make the same kind of advancements with smoke/steam as we have been able to do in sound and lights!
Just found site and subscribed. As a new englander Worcester is pronounced as Wooster. Like the site will be hear more often.
Another great show.
I will have to give JT speakers a try in my HO scale locos.
I have been using the Surroundtraxx system on my N scale layout 'Santa Barbara' for some years. I works great at shows with the under board speakers and floor monuted subwoffer, as you can adjust the volume to suit the background noise during the day. Just a shame that all the shows last year and many so far this year in the UK have been cancelled due ot the virus. Can't wait to take the layout out to shows again.
thankyou for great detail shows as joy watching every time
Ken and the crew Great show as always.
JT has done several of my ATSF locomotives as we as designed speakers for some Athearn tunnel motors that belong to a friend. He has the best product on the market and the only product I will use in my locomotives.
Good episode Ken. And congrats Daniel on the big scale trains. James, im loving that beer wagon.
For the first time watching you guys. Awesome, great information 👊
Hi Ken and All, Just before the pandemic let loose my younger daughter and granddaughter were going to build an HO layout. But the virus has greatly slowed us down not being to get together. Both of them have O gauge Lionel, my daughter has my old one we bought our granddaughter’s when she was about 4. Both have been crazy about trains since they were young. I enjoy your CZcams videos but I’ve been out of it for close to 35+ years. Watching your videos the hobby has become so sophisticated and detailed compared to mine from the 1960-70s. What I’d like to know , do you have a site that lists all those showcased their products at one place as opposed to chasing around to find products we might want to use. Case in point #142, last week, you had a company that manufactures tracks of different heights(?) but also a product that helps line up modular sections. Having all in a central site would make it easier for us old people working with young ones, though they’re not all that young 44 & 25. Damn I just realized I’m older than both of them added together. Anyway just a thought, we’ll be working with a shop near my daughter’s business. I’m also watching Larry Pucket the DCC Guy and a few others. The girls are in charge of anything involving computers. I watch episodes with them and I’m way out in left field. Thanks, Bill C
This past weekend I had the opportunity to watch Amtrak loading their auto train using auto racks near Washington, DC. My 4 year old grandson, a train enthusiast, loved watching that.
Hi Ken, thank you for this presentation. I found JT's segment very informative, and thanks to you for this valuable information and content. As always and excellent show!
I have installed JT’s speakers into 60 of my diesels. I usually do my own frame mods so I can use his larger U-fit series. Now JT is working on my steam (I hate messing with steam. Lazy?)
There was a time in my life that "Look at that beautiful rack" meant something entirely different from model railroading...
Great show tonight Ken , Sound , something I can relate to very well . Baffling and sound management is key to getting a good system to sound great! Scottie
Now that was a great fun show with a great cast. Miss Mike Budde. Great show and very good info. Thanks
I'm an audio engineer from Michigan and a long time fan of the show as well as model railroader, I would love to help yous with your sound!
Great info! Thanks to everyone involved.
Ken, those of us from Mass pronounce Worcester as Wooster. Just for future pronunciation. Love your show.
those horns are like night and day!
We have big supply of old cell phones use for throttles. All free
What's Neat? The "Scale Sound Systems" by: JT Burke! That is just awesome! It's always nice to hear from: "Goalie George" Bogatituk My sound system is: "Super Horn" by: Roanoke Electronics. I'm old school! I run D.C. model trains! Don't make $30.00 an hour no more @ FCA/ Chrysler Fenton,Mo. I can't wait for the n-gauge by Ken P. If you need railroad clothing..It's Jelsma Graphics..."A Stitch Above The Rest" It's always nice to see the "Whats Neat" staff! This is the "Best Hobby In The World" Till Next Time! MoPac Jack Please Be Safe! Back To My "Train Cave" Kirkwood,Missouri
That sound is amazing!
Great show!
High Five, Ken!
Convert to O scale and get much bigger sound. We have 2" speakers with real woofers!
Great show this week. Does James Regier offer help on 3D printing? Tom Eiden
I just went over to your web site
A very "Sound" episode. Nice!
George what a difference
Hey y’all
Can't count the rivets if I cannot get 1080HD.
Chris and Matt have left Athearn
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I'm just disappointed with onboard sound period!!! It has a lot to do with the recording itself!!! No matter how you dice it, the sound is heard as if it is trapped!!! Plastic shells do nothing for getting the sound out of the shell. I chose to use sound that travels with the train, with big hairy subwoofers, and tweeters that make the sound come to full size life. It uses SCR's that open and close to make the sound follow the train. There are two speakers that bounce off of each other right at the locomotives level!!!
A lot of engines the sound just sounds like noise
Anywhere near IL? I’m an audio engineer looking for work lol
Do TCS ship to Australia?
Can you buy the new TCS Throttle in the UK anywhere?
TCS does have official distribution in the UK, and is currently accepting and processing pre-orders worldwide. Pre-orders will be distributed globally from both the US and UK offices respectively. For the already-available UWT-100 throttle, you can place an order from TCS and have it shipped directly to you from our UK office!
is James going to be selling the clysdale and wagon once the load has been figured out? How much would he be willing to sell for? If reasonable how can i get my hands on one?
Definitely stay tuned. This was a prototype, so there are a few changes I need to make to the wagon itself before it's ready for market. I would also like to figure out a mesh for some suitable drivers, harnesses for the clydesdales, a dalmatian, and a load. Maybe some wagon lanterns, too.