Easy low cost sound which works on any railway - see video below for sound demo
• Easy to fit in seconds - no wiring or switches!
• No pickups or wires - works on regular DC & DCC
• Self contained capsule - built-in speaker & battery
• Tiny - smaller than a 50p: 25mm x 20mm x 12mm
• Fit capsule into a loco, tender, wagon, coach....
• Real recorded sounds from Steam, Diesel, Electric, etc
How to fit SFX Sound into N Gauge guide
Many modellers like the extra realism which sound can bring to a layout but until now it has been an expensive and complicated feature to add & usually requiring DCC, extra wiring and quite a lot of space. SFX needs none of this and works in ANY train! Priced at £45
How does it work?
At the heart of each SFX is a microchip containing the real recorded train sounds and a small motion sensor which detects what the train is doing and replays the most appropriate sounds through its tiny loudspeaker. The motion sensor also turns on and off power so that there is no need for any switch and battery life is preserved.
SFX Sound capsules each supplied with battery and fitting guide
SFX10 Steam locomotive - including fireman coaling, gear & whistle - Available now. User manual
Fitting 'N' gauge sound:
SFX20 Diesel locomotive - including turbo whine, air, horn etc - Available now. User manual
SFX30 Electric power locomotive - including motor whine, horn, etc
SFX50 Diesel Multiple unit - including changes, door slams, horn
SFX60 Electric Multiple unit - including motor whine, door slams, horn
SFX70 Shunting (to fit in goods) - including couplings, squeels, buffers
SFX80 Coaches - including couplings, doors, wheel squeel
BAT1 Pack of 3 spare batteries for SFX sound, Coach lighting & AL units
We have designed a tiny sound capsule which brings rich real railway sounds from your favourite train! The SFX is completely self contained with a built in speaker and battery which needs no pickups or wiring of any kind and so is both easy to fit and works on any train system, including regular DC or digital. Please note price of capsules now £45 not £ 40 as shown in the video