windplayer wrote on Mar 9^th, 2012 at 12:53pm:

:) actually it is possible to edit soundfiles in some wave editor. You can make it louder and play with equalizer ;) reverse sounds for almost any aircraft stored in separate files, so its simple.

Yes indeed! Me already did so yesterday! Can't think of any favored plane with sound files that I haven't manipulated!  ;)
However the base sound material must be of a reasonable quality, otherwise the job will be too hard.    

So after reading the recommendation from Johan Nordqvist on the TSS, I went mad and bought TSS sounds for both CS707 and the CS767 RR engines.
The TSS sounds turned out to be a huge step towards better quality - However STILL with a lack of proper thundering reverse sound from outside views! sounds as a vacuum cleaner! Whereas the reverse sound from inside the VC cockpit turned out to be okay.

Therefor I took the 707 the Reverser-DC.wav and mixed it into the weak Reverser-b.wav and saved all into a new Reverser-b.wav sound.
And bingo! - WOW!  :D

Mix amplify ratio:
60%   Reverser-b.wav
200% Reverser-DC.wav
(AVS Audio Editor)

Leave the cfg's alone! and remember to backup the original wav's!