silver renagade
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I've heard they're both deep in all metal
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How does depth on AT Pro Max Compare with 2500 all metal?
- Thread starter silver renagade
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The GTI 2500 has a true all metal mode. The AT Pro has zero discrimination. Two different setups. The true all metal mode will respond to all metals, whereas the zero discrimination has some parameters put on it. The true all metal mode on the GTI 2500 will get better depth then the AT Pro. However, the GTI 2500 has a mono tone whereas the AT Pro has different tones. The AT Max and AT Gold each have a true all metal mode. The True all metal mode on the Max is deeper then the gold. Again, the true all metal modes are mono tone, but you can set up iron audio on these two machines. Hope this helps.
silver renagade
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So the Pro Max is still a motion mode?
Yes it it!