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I also have the QSI systems and use them on my HO layout and also on my small garden railway. One advantage over the MRC system is that it is connected to the track so that the running sounds are somewhat synchronized to the speed of the loco and position of the throttle. Due to my variety of motive power, I have the "Single chime Diesel", "Multi-chime Diesel" and "Heartland Steam" systems. My only complaint is that it is not possible to get a "Short" blast from the whistle, which I think was mentioned in the magazine review. On a small layout, the fact that the sound is not coming from the train itself is not too noticeable. On a large layout, it would be more apparent. The fact that the units can be unplugged and interchanged according to the locos being run is a plus. Ron H.
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