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DFX of GTI 2500

As John said, the 2500 will image while the other won't and in all metal the 2500 has the clear edge on depth, plus it talks to you with a sweet feminine voice. :)

Bill
 
I can say that I had a DFX. It's a well built detector. The only thing I didn't like about it was the preset programs sucked. They would get no depth. I had to buy a book that told you how to set the thing up to get any depth out of it. So I went back to what worked for me. The GTI 2500. Good preset programs and good depth. Imaging is a plus and once you learn how to use it's a great thing to have.Easy to use screen and programing. You don't have to flip through pages of programs to make settings . And the last mode button is great also if your running in coins mode and want to check the target in zero mode you can hit the last mode button and check the target in the zero mode with out setting a new program. And the all metal mode is very deep detecting works great for relic hunting ! Hope this helps you out.

Happy Hunting
 
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