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Member since Dec-5-04 · 1 posts

I believe I have finally figured out how to use MSTS loco sounds on my analog HO and N scale home layouts. Now, all I need is to find the best sounding locos to match up with my fleet. I am looking for freeware locos if possible at least to start and these are some of the loco types I need: EMD Geep 7 or F series locos; EMD 38,40,60 and 70 series locosand GE dash-7,dash 8 and dash 9 loco sounds. Anyone out there care to suggest the best sounding locos? ThanksMike

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Member since Jun-18-04 · 1423 posts

RE: Best Sounding Locos

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GP9: I like 3DTS'
38: I like Dekosoft
40: Dekosoft
60: I'd have to think about it
70: MLT
-7's and 8's: Diesels West
-9's: MLTThose are my picks.
-Dave

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You can e-mail me at davej8010@aol.com -or- hrrc_7324@yahoo.com -or- feel free to aim me.

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RE: Best Sounding Locos

Freeware:
GE: NALWs GE megapack
EMD: There are several in the FL. You just have to check for your personal preference.

Clayton

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