High and low trash

[upfishcreek]

Can people give some examples of why they use what they use and where they use it regarding target separation?
I am getting a good understanding of the differences between high and low trash separation but am wondering where I'd use low trash, other than the obvious. With the chance of a larger target masking it I'd almost be scared. I remember watching some videos by some guy overseas (Norfolk?) and was sad to see how poorly my former machines did with masking lol. I wonder if the low trash setting used with fast on could eliminate any concern?
I was also thinking of when Digger said he hunts old homesteads and disc'ed out small nails. I suppose hypothetically one could even use low trash in a high trash area if you knew the horseshoe would always be a stronger signal than a nail? Sorry for the weird questions but I was just trying to figure out the scenarios I'd use the different separation settings.
I'm worried I will turn into a one mode kind of guy haha. Thanks for helping me learn the awesomeness of this machine.

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

Hi Bob!

Its kinda hard to give any hard facts on this. Every situation is different. A beach setting is far different that say a park or yard setting. I find the low trash setting only helps me in beach type settings got get a bit more depth.

 

[upfishcreek]

I agree it seems limited but also nice to have in that particular situation. I'm glad I don't really need a machine for this or a machine for that anymore. The CTX is kind of like having 10 in one really. We need a BigBoys in Canada.

 

[Detecting History]

Seriously. I have used gone hunting combined for a year and yanked 182 silver coins. Open screen. Game over.