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  • musical train! practising it's scales for grade 1...

  • Amazing... It sounds like music ^^

  • taurus rawks

  • Huh in start it sounds bit like some mozzart,hah,but nice train i love taurus.

  • HELLFIRE

  • It sounds like an ICE train departing :O

  • But i think this sounds much better and nicer than an ICE.

  • yep, it's 'cleaner' and each note is more distinct, also you don't have the fans over the top of it

  • yes, older ICE1/2 stock use similar electronics to this; ICE3 is more modern and ICE-T is quieter; ICE-VT is diesel and totally different

  • I love Taurus

  • dó-ré-mi-fá-szó-lá-ti-dó-ré-mi­-fá-szó-láááá

  • It's kinda freaky that a locomotive accelerates and plays scales...

  • music in motion

  • Very extraordinary sound, locomotive and video!!! 5*

  • I loves this sound!

  • perfect scale.

  • i was just about to say the same thing... SO cool how it does the scale perfectly!

    is this an accident or a nice Austrian touch, since we know that they are all well in touch with their classical music artistry? lol

  • It's intentional; the inverters the feed the motors can be programmed to use a large variety of frequencies. They could even play melodies while driving :-) There are rumors of a 1016 playing 'the blue danube' for a presentation.

    The succeeding model (1216) sounds boring in comparison - the same hissing/singing one-tone-sound as any other loco...

  • @sweinberger

    When engines are speeding, the inverters are changing the frecuency. First, the frecuency is low and progressively increases. When the frecuency increases the sound is sharper.

    Thus, the engine develops more torque for low speed and progresively develops more power. V-I control fundaments. Although surely this implemented vector control.

  • @juanubas

    thats all true, but still: the frequencies can be varied (if there is only little torque required the variation can be very wide). And the frequencies are of course chosen deliberately; if not the 1016 would not play a perfect c-sharp scale.

  • Some very bored German/Austrian somewhere in Krefeld/Linz...but we like it :)

  • Taurus sound same as note: do!re!mi!fa!sol!

  • That was the engine sound? Wow!

  • It was the sound from the switching electronics: A chopper-circuit is used to drive the engine: at lower frequencies the torque off the engine is greater and the engine is more efficient at low speeds. When the thing has overcome the 'standing-still-friction' it ups the frequency for the engine, so it becomes more powerfull and efficient. And that causes the noises from the Locomotive.

  • Wow that's impressive, thanks for the explanation!

  • Great sound and great loco:))

  • I love the sound this Taurus accelerates...

  • lovely sound!

  • Same ere, they are lovely machines, and what a sound!

  • "Do re mi fa so"

  • Dont make me fart so loud to-day! :D

  • Agree xD

  • I love these locos, unfortunately in Spain the new Renfe's electric locos will be the Bobardier's Traxx

  • What, I thought they were relatively quiet, except for a pleasant humming noise! :S

  • Da haste einmal recht andererseits das is die zukunft da kannste nix ändern an älteren zügen

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