Stops on a dime and comes with sound too......

Slicker than snot on a doorknob!

Very nice Greg. Where did you decide to locate it?

I like that!


Kane

Greg, great to see you are having a blast with your new turntable. I like your video, can I add it to my website? Let me know.

Greg, I am glad to see you got the turntable into operation. What a fantastic product! Where have you decided to incorporate into your existing layout??

George

Very nice Greg! That turntable really adds a lot of realism to your layout and opens up a lot of operating options too.

Let us know where you located it on the layout.

Steve Tapper

That is very cool!

I was surprised that our Ross turntable makes a sound quite like that when it goes around.

Would like to find a "real" turntable sound system we could tie into it.

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Originally posted by Kerrigan:
That is very cool!

I was surprised that our Ross turntable makes a sound quite like that when it goes around.

Would like to find a "real" turntable sound system we could tie into it.

Funny you mention that. I had a customer that watched my video on my website of the turntable operating and told me he wanted the sound module I used to go with his order. I told him it was just the normal electric gear motor sound he heard in the video.

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Originally posted by dkdkrd:
...he'll even customize/personalize a chip for you.

...tell him to include the sound of the loco crew tossing their cookies for that "ride".

Matt

I was thinking how real it sounds as is. See if you can hear the sound of the tt toward the end of this video. You can hear the sound of the electric motors as it is starting out. It just sounds like motors, and once it is going, it is pretty silent. Note the electric cables going to the top of the arch on the bridge.

Sure thing Al, whatever I can do to promote the cause. As for the location, still not sure yet, but one side or the other. . When I first heard the whine of that gear I was surprised at how loud it was, but as I continued to rotate it, it just sounded so cool. It is very fitting for the turntable. Al you could use that as a promotional feature. MHR turntables......now with sound.
Jeff, super video, looking forward to riding the 734 this weekend.

Greg;
You'll have a blast. When you sign up, if you plan on eating breakfast before the train ride, don't sign up for the meal. They feed you almost as soon as you depart Cumberland Station.

Looks a lot faster than in real life .... very nice turntable.  Like the power head on the bridge arch.

Al does a super job with his turntable. Greg, please post some photos of your layout. It has been awhile since we have seen your progress.