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Probably everything that needs to be said has been, but just to throw my hat in the ring... I don't run DCC yet, but the advantages are clear. When I have my layout more complete, I intend to switch over. So, my first choice is to have sound equipped, DC/DCC switchable decoders installed. I'll make the investment now for the convenience and readiness later... because one of the things that worries me is installing decoders in all my locos. <br /> <br />Railroads were (are) noisy. It adds a lot of realism. So, I agree--you missed one option that should have been popular: provide sound without DCC. But for me, I'd much prefer to have both with defeat switches. Hopefully, if manufacturers increase the volume of installed devices, it will be less expensive too. <br /> <br />Michael
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