litchfieldstation.com Great information provided by Bruce Petraca at Litchfield Station. This is a Soundtraxx Tsunami AT1000 DCC decoder being fed into a home theater receiver This consists of taking the 8 Ohm speaker output and running it through a audio output transformer then using a 5K ohm audio taper potentiometer to control line level volume. Here is the link to the Yahoo Groups Soundtraxx forum where I got the information on how to do this. groups.yahoo.com Thanks go out to those guys on that forum for all the help. Some people have asked about the Tsunami install on the Athearn RTR AC4400 so here is a link: www.modelrailroadforums.com
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Soundtraxx Tsunami connected to home amp and loudspeakers
Soundtraxx Tsunami connected to home amp and loudspeakers Tube. Duration : 6.33 Mins.
litchfieldstation.com Great information provided by Bruce Petraca at Litchfield Station. This is a Soundtraxx Tsunami AT1000 DCC decoder being fed into a home theater receiver This consists of taking the 8 Ohm speaker output and running it through a audio output transformer then using a 5K ohm audio taper potentiometer to control line level volume. Here is the link to the Yahoo Groups Soundtraxx forum where I got the information on how to do this. groups.yahoo.com Thanks go out to those guys on that forum for all the help. Some people have asked about the Tsunami install on the Athearn RTR AC4400 so here is a link: www.modelrailroadforums.com
litchfieldstation.com Great information provided by Bruce Petraca at Litchfield Station. This is a Soundtraxx Tsunami AT1000 DCC decoder being fed into a home theater receiver This consists of taking the 8 Ohm speaker output and running it through a audio output transformer then using a 5K ohm audio taper potentiometer to control line level volume. Here is the link to the Yahoo Groups Soundtraxx forum where I got the information on how to do this. groups.yahoo.com Thanks go out to those guys on that forum for all the help. Some people have asked about the Tsunami install on the Athearn RTR AC4400 so here is a link: www.modelrailroadforums.com
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