The advantage of the MY is that it is broad band. Just turn it on, sellect almost any mode and go.

Mode 1 covers about 90 percent of organisms listed on the CAFL with at least 1 to 3 frequencies.

Mode 2 does the same with a second set, Mode 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 all are broad spectrum in coverage although certain modes are mostly viral, bacterial, or fungal in orientation.

Mode 8 covers almost everything in Clark's list with harmonics.

Mode 9 is the MX mode which is another good broadband coverage.

Modes 10,11,12 are experimental although the CAFL describes them as healing and regeneration according to the video.

So that with the MY, if you do not know what the organism is, you are likely to either hit it or at least have some effect on it.

That shows what you just do not know.

The CC2, which is the cheapest and has the fewest frequencies, beats Beck.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi3J78aol2Q

And that is from one of the former big supporters of Beck.

Technology moves on and improves.

I have nothing against your products and see that they can have value, but it is time for a technological upgrade.

Sorry if you did not succeed where others have. Perhaps you should step back and study where you went wrong with it. Perhaps the frequency generator that you used was not accurate enough? Perhaps you did not use pedestal offset or at least positive offset? Did you use CC Technology on the output driver?