Christmas Soundscapes: Festive Holiday Audio for Your Ears

Christmas Soundscapes: Cozy Carols & Holiday Harmony

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Christmas Sound Scene

Special Scenes for Your Model Layout!

Sound Scenes

With the Sound Scenes, you can turn your model railway into something very special. Thanks to the compact design of the electronics and loudspeakers, sound emerges where it comes from in the original. The ready-to-connect electronics can be installed, for instance, in churches or placed directly in a building next to the street musicians. You will be surprised how much more realistic a sound sounds when it occurs in the middle of the action.
The 'Christmas' scene ensures even more realism on your model landscape. Three Father Christmases are included in the set. They are wearing the typical red and white robe with a belt, black shoes and a red and white hat on their heads and have a long white beard. Two of the Father Christmases are carrying a brown sack on their backs. A child is sitting on the lap of the third Father Christmas. The child is wearing orange trousers, light blue shoes, a light blue jumper, a green hat and gloves in the same colour. The child’s jacket is purple. He is excited about the present that Father Christmas is holding. In addition, there is a brown sleigh full of presents next to Father Christmas. Two Christmas angels are also included. They are wearing robes in white and gold as well as a gold cardigan. Both have blonde hair. One of the angels has her hands clasped in prayer. To fit the scene, the melody of the traditional German Christmas carol, 'Alle Jahre wieder', played by a brass band, can be heard.
The connection is made via a standard 16 V model railway transformer. The sound has a duration of approx. 20 seconds. The item is also suitable for AC and DC.
To connect the sound module to a power source, connect the black cable directly to one of the two light outputs on the transformer. The red cable is connected to the other light output. The sound is now continuous. If desired, however, you can make the sound switchable. A switch or control panel (not included) can be used for this purpose. Interrupt the electric circuit with this on and off switch on the red cable.
Note: the volume is not adjustable. If you find the sound too loud, you can order a resistor for retrofitting.