Examples of the first SD-70s converted to MTH DCS Protosound 2 are below. (Utilizing the MTH "AC6000" Sound file)
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_2100kbs.wmv - 25mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_1000kbs.wmv - 12mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_150kbs.wmv - 2mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_2100kbs.wmv - 54mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_1000kbs.wmv - 26mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_150kbs.wmv - 4mb
The SD-70 is an excellent candidate for conversion. The drivetrains are very smooth and very quiet.
Sound volumes are a bit lower than the Dash-9s because of the speaker being in the tank and facing the ground. Overall though, I think it came out great.
Raymond
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_2100kbs.wmv - 25mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_1000kbs.wmv - 12mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video1_150kbs.wmv - 2mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_2100kbs.wmv - 54mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_1000kbs.wmv - 26mb
http://www.rayman4449.dynip.com/Nick_Savatgy_SD70CSX&BNSF_Video2_150kbs.wmv - 4mb
The SD-70 is an excellent candidate for conversion. The drivetrains are very smooth and very quiet.
Sound volumes are a bit lower than the Dash-9s because of the speaker being in the tank and facing the ground. Overall though, I think it came out great.
Raymond