NASA Tom

On the impact what makes the deep program so deep. Is it using 2 filters.? I read on the deus on one program they do use 2 filters and it is a deep program How do programmers make programs deeper than others? I know we can make a few changes on both the deus and impact. And I know that disc can change depth. But when you have a number of different programs on the machines and users will say this program does this better than that program it’s not just the odvisus changes we are allowed to make, so is it safe to say it is in the software for that program? And the manuals will give us an idea what the programs do but not all the information. Thanks

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Whilst still protecting corporate confidentiality intellectual property..... I can say this:
It's very similar to the 'boost' process on the F75's & T2's...…..whereby, the DEEP mode takes many more snapshots for a better (overall) aggregate sampling. The result is: deeper; yet, slower in target audio response. This methodology works very well for the Impact, T2, F75.

Would still like to know what filters do and how many can be used in a program

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