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Whites xlt relic mode

relicdawg

New member
Have always used xlt preset coin and jewelry mode with very good success but would like to start hunting in Relic mode. My question is why are the tones different as in real low target tones compared to the coin and jewelry or the coin mode. I noticed the tone frequency is preset to 226 compared to 231 which is for the other preset modes. Is there a reason for the change? since I am used to hearing the same audio from the other presets, the extremely low tones are hard to get used to. I am interested in lowering the discrimination by trying the relic mode. I have seen alot of post where this is the best program for really learning the xlt. Any input would be appreciated.
 
If you want you can go in and turn the tones back up to 231, i think there lower because now you are going into iron and a lower discrimination.but there are more people here that know more or did you post in xlt classroom Or ask Larry IL or Monte on the forum
 
the posts are correct relic is one of the best modes unless you know what you are doing and set up your own personal mode just listen to the machine and observe your vdi and you will have great sucess
 
Use the relic mode and change the audio back to where you like it.
 
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