Cody re: limits / variability

[Joe G]

I was intrigued by your idea of limiting the tones to just 3; one for iron, nickel and silver. So, I gave it a shot this past weekend and I have to say it was a pleasure to use. I thought it was easier to pick out trash targets. No more confusing barrage of sounds and the lower frequencies are much easier on the ears. I've been using audio 2 for the longest time and with just 3 tones, all in all, it's just a heck of a lot simpler. The targets really "lock" in. One quick look at the digital readout, and I pretty much know what I'm looking for.

Re: audio 2, are there any advantages / disadvantages using it exclusively? Am I better off with Audio 1?

Thanks for the tip!

 

[Cody]

Great, I feel the same way. It sure clears up a lot of tones that serve no purpose as far as I am concerned. It is so much better, again to my way of thinking, in being able to read the tones.

 

[Dan-Pa.]

On your hearing and ability to discern tones...Agree 10 is a bit much, but most run it at 7-8. Always felt what ever works and what you get used to( case closed) in your case..but still will keep mine at 8 as I distinguish tones quite well..Certainly nice to have this option to fit many different Explorer hunters...