Value of Digital Dynamics Equalizer Boards

The advent of cruise control made the non-cruise offerings from the small guys (digital dynamics and train America studios) almost worthless.

I bought two UCUB2 boards from TAS when they came out, used one, removed it and gave both away.

That's just my opinion, but I value it highly.

Not nearly as much as they were before I discovered cruise control!   However, there are still guys that want the PS/1 sounds and TMCC, so there is a market for them.  Someone was looking for one recently right here at OGR.

Yup, I surely would be willing to take both of those boards off of your hands.  The PS-1 Yellowstone has too good of sound to give up, but would get a whole lot more use if it was TMCC.

hookedontrains posted:

In 2003, I purchased 2 Equalizer Boards from Digital Dynamics.   Never unwrapped them.   Anyone have any idea what they worth today?  

Any advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks

 

Maybe not a fortune, still for those of us with Proto "1" engines that we just want to run via commmand the missing link. MTH could make a good chunk of change making these for those who love the sounds of their locos and are not going to install Proto 3. Cruise is not a real issue for most layouts I've seen.

I really really want one of those to install in my PS-1 NH EP-5.  It has a horn I love that I have never heard in anything else, including new MTH EP-5s.  My layout is small enough and flat that I can live without cruise in this one locomotive.

But to reply to the OP, I'd be willing to pay $75-100 per if they really are new and work.

Asked and Answered. Looks like a baseline value has been established! I had several of them (used) and sold them here on the Forum six or eight years ago within hours of listing them.