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Member since May-1-03 · 80 posts

Hi all. I am changing the cab and sms files on the MLT sd60. Those are all done and working fine. The cab is from KHP2 sd40-2f and the sound is from Cascades. I am trying to change the horns from SP to CPR
for a more canadian sound but not having much luck.I tried switching wave files but that didn't work. Cascades has two sets of sound files so maybe both sets have to be changed for it to work. Any help would be greatly appriciated. Thanks in advance. Greg

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Member since Jul-12-03 · 109 posts

RE: Changing horns

When you click "MLT Required" click SP there you will find the P3 Horn whick goes to the GP60, SD40T's, SD45R,and the C44-9W. The K3LA horn goes just to the SD70M. So just rename which ever horn you want to change with your Canadian horn. All should work fine.

Gary

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Member since May-1-03 · 80 posts

RE: Changing horns

Thanks Gary for your help. I hadn't played around in the sound files before although I was on the right track in what I was doing just in the wrong sound set. Thanks again. Greg

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