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I hope I am GBing right...
- Thread starter cspene
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If the tone starts out high, you will need to press the - key until the low tone is heard. If the tone is low, you will need to press the + key until the high tone is heard. Your objective is to get the high tone and low tone to "meet in the middle". I seldom find it possible to completely eliminate or nullify either tone. I usually set mine at a point where neither tone is dominant and the two tones blend together. Hope this helps. HH Randy