scoopjohnb
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Now just about every manual tells you to adjust your threshold volume just audible, because it would mask low volume targets.
Yep I really agree with that.
But sometimes you need to raise threshold volume to combat ambient noise.
Now here comes the question.
When a target get's signalled does the CTX cut out the threshold volume and pitch just like the X-Terra 705??
In effect a fraction of a second before the target audio comes through the treshold signal fades away.
Thus enabling a different low volume target signal to have a different pitch than the threshold.
A more crisp computerized signal than the E-trac stated in other threads??
If it does, then you adjust threshold on the CTX like on a gold prospecting machine.
Give it some volume, adjust pitch to maximum audible, then run down the volume to mosquito in the bedroom.
Perfect for your hearing on that specific day.
Yep I really agree with that.
But sometimes you need to raise threshold volume to combat ambient noise.
Now here comes the question.
When a target get's signalled does the CTX cut out the threshold volume and pitch just like the X-Terra 705??
In effect a fraction of a second before the target audio comes through the treshold signal fades away.
Thus enabling a different low volume target signal to have a different pitch than the threshold.
A more crisp computerized signal than the E-trac stated in other threads??
If it does, then you adjust threshold on the CTX like on a gold prospecting machine.
Give it some volume, adjust pitch to maximum audible, then run down the volume to mosquito in the bedroom.
Perfect for your hearing on that specific day.