Are regular users of XP detectors going to be on familiar ground? Has DEUS retained any of the characteristics that made the previous models so popular?
Posté: Lun 28 Sep 2009 13:53Yes, of course it made sense to keep the best features from the earlier devices. One idea behind the DEUS concept was to combine the Gold Maxx Power and G-Maxx models in a single device that would respond to the wishes of certain fans. The decision to produce a digital device then enabled us to reproduce and even exceed these detectors’ performance.
Regular users will therefore find the 4 and 18 kHz frequencies supplemented by two intermediary frequencies, 8 and 12 kHz. The pitch of the XP multi-tones modes has been retained and enriched, and is now configurable. The speed of the Gold Maxx Power serves as a reference and can be increased or decreased via the Reactivity menu, etc...
Regular users will therefore find the 4 and 18 kHz frequencies supplemented by two intermediary frequencies, 8 and 12 kHz. The pitch of the XP multi-tones modes has been retained and enriched, and is now configurable. The speed of the Gold Maxx Power serves as a reference and can be increased or decreased via the Reactivity menu, etc...