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In Andy Sabisch's book he states that the RESPONSE - normal setting should be used when beginning to use the machine and the Audio 1 is for high trash area, what is Audio 2 and Audio 3 used for. Thank you
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basically the higher audio setting seems to make the signal more drawn out.. 2 more than 1 and 3 the most.. thing is that boook was written way too fast to really have a good handle on all the options.. I dont think anyone puts in the time to use all the options seperately to really know what ones better.. myself I turn my machine off and on..and almost salways use what settings I was before.. the only thing I might change is sensitivity, possibly go into detect out of iron mask.. if I started using different audio settings I would probably be like a newbie again <IMG SRC="/forums/images/smile.gif" BORDER=0 ALT="
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