Clay Slayer
Sr. Member
- Jan 4, 2011
- 300
- 338
- Detector(s) used
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Equinox 800,
Garrett Pro Pointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
OK, so the gain increases the overall sensitivity of a weak signal. Does this mean the detector will take an intermittent signal and give a more solid sounding audible signal as you increase the gain?
Now, a higher threshold increases the audible volume of a target that would otherwise have a very low audible signal level, or none at all, and this allows you to hear a weaker signal without having to turn up the volume and have other solid targets blow your ears off?
Am I even close at describing those two features? It's a little confusing to me and I don't really understand how these two feature interact with each other. Any input is appreciated, thanks.
Now, a higher threshold increases the audible volume of a target that would otherwise have a very low audible signal level, or none at all, and this allows you to hear a weaker signal without having to turn up the volume and have other solid targets blow your ears off?
Am I even close at describing those two features? It's a little confusing to me and I don't really understand how these two feature interact with each other. Any input is appreciated, thanks.