Soundtraxx Tsunami 2 install and review. Part 2.

In part two, we look at wiring two speakers to the decoder. How to get them "in phase" so they produce the clearest sound without damaging the decoder. All random sounds are still playing in the background ,so the sound is a bit busy! These will be shut off once the loco is in service.

[@QNERailroad]

Thanks for the shout-out Greg. By the way, it's -12C here in Toronto tonight. Brrrrrr.

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[@flyboy2610]

One question, Gregg: What ARE you drinking?!! :D

[@iusetano]

We are having the opposite weather. Cold and some snow. Excellent video as usual.

[@alvarosousalinhadonorte-mo7218]

Have a good nice year of 2017. It´s always a pleasure to see your videos. I did not test yet the new Tsunami 2 but I have already order one. All my H0 scale trains are American trains, so my preference goes almost for Tsunami. Thank you again for your videos. A big hugh from Portugal. At this time, 7º Celsius... and you with so many hot...!!

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[@joesaurina1402]

Excellent job as always, truly one of the best, and informative on youtube. Enjoy all your videos and thank you for making me a better modeler. Cheers. {it's 6 degrees F. here}

[@ScottDowneywoundedbear]

Great video on speakers connected to decoders. I know in home audio there is a couple of ways to find a speaker driver is in phase is to use a 9V battery. Connect it to the back of the terminals watching the polarity, if the speaker pushes out or in you know which side is + or -. Out is positive and in is negative. In general when looking at the back of a driver the + is on the right and negative on the left but that is not always 100%. I will have to try the battery on the small speakers to see if the movement is enough to see.

[@BNRailNut]

You know what I hate , I hate when I am driving in my carrrrrrrr , I spit out tha window & the windows shut I HATE THAT YEHThis great Vid Gregg it helps out us N Scalers also ,Programming Can get confusing some times .....Cheers-Rich.....

[@PeterCPRail8748]

Gregg this is the best and simplest explanation I have found on wiring speakers to a decoder. thank you for the tips.

[@DGModelworks]

Awesome, awesome, awesome, explanation and demonstration Gregg! You made it very easy to understand. Cheers!

[@bheales]

Thanks for the shout out Gregg, much appreciated having a run on the layout. Will get back up soon for some more roster work just been too damn hot. Will be in touch soon Thanks Bryce

[@OmegaDeus8467]

Gregg what's up!! This is a very informative vlog on the topic of electrics and sound. After looking at this video I will have to rewire my 2 UP GEVO's (see recent video). Currently they are 8 ohm speakers wired in parallel (a dope move) on my part. The guys in my comments were very helpful to point this out for me. But your video refreshed my understanding of how to properly wire up the speakers correctly. Thanks again buddy!

[@teddybeareleventeen]

Good stuff mate and very informationy! This will help when I get sound into my SD35'z..... one day! Looking forward to part 3 and see how it all runs. Thanks for sharing.

[@QRoutback]

Very interesting vid , looking forward to part 3

[@SheltonDCruz]

excellent explanation - thanks Gregg.

[@1BCamden]

great video, very helpful and informative, thanks for going the extra distance with the detail.

[@elsdp-4560]

THANK YOU...for sharing.

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