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SP9800Charter Member · 333 postsJul 31, 2002 12:18 AM

Two .zip files containing two MSTS-ready sound files of a "new casting" AirChime P3 horn are attached to this post. I had to upload two .zip files because of the forums' 100-KB attachment size limit. The p3nc2.wav file is for the cab, and x_p3nc2.wav is for outside.It isn't the greatest recording, but I think it'll do. The recording is of a slow-moving UP Dash 8 -- no doppler shift. The looping could be a bit better, but at this point, this is the best I can do (I'm lazy).There is no documentation provided in this alpha file. I hope you can figure out how to install it. Don't blame me if you forget to make a backup of any files you change.That said, I'd like to know what you think of this horn.

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shoskinsCharter Member · 199 postsJul 31, 2002 9:00 PM

RE: "New casting" P3

Having heard alltoo many of the "newer castng" P3's on the Sp all around Southern California, I'd say the files are pretty darn good!!!Of allt he various P3's I've heard in 34 years in the area, the ones I liked the best were the earlier SW1500's when they were brand new (2450 to the low 2500's, after that they seemed to change a tad)

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