The audio setting only increases volume level of deeper quieter targets without actually increasing
depth and can actually cause the larger shallow targets to sound bad at times...
Disc up to 10 hasn't seemed to change depth in some of my dry sand tests either...
I use 3 and then I know quieter signals are deeper/smaller without affecting the shallow ones...
Reactive 0 and higher Sensitivity gives the greatest depth potential and I didn't find the silencer
having as much impact as others have reported though it did change the tone quality of certain
targets at times...
the tones will also vary considerably by changing frequencies too and I stay with 8k the majority
of the time because the floating VDI numbers were getting confusing when I had programs with
different freqs...
I always have a sister 4k program for checking the bottle caps and other
masquerading trash targets.
depth and can actually cause the larger shallow targets to sound bad at times...
Disc up to 10 hasn't seemed to change depth in some of my dry sand tests either...
I use 3 and then I know quieter signals are deeper/smaller without affecting the shallow ones...
Reactive 0 and higher Sensitivity gives the greatest depth potential and I didn't find the silencer
having as much impact as others have reported though it did change the tone quality of certain
targets at times...
the tones will also vary considerably by changing frequencies too and I stay with 8k the majority
of the time because the floating VDI numbers were getting confusing when I had programs with
different freqs...
I always have a sister 4k program for checking the bottle caps and other
masquerading trash targets.
