[size=medium]I used them with the 8x9 coil or one of the 7" coils, either the Tesoro 7" concentric or the thin-profile Super 7 Inch from a Shadow X2. Where I am located, in NW Oregon around Portland, the ground is rather high in mineralization which impacts the performance of most detectors, especially the 2-filter types. When hunting in the parks and private yards and such, where I was working lawns or dirt, the Euro Sabre got what I consider "'typical Tesoro depth." In short, it didn't match the depth of detection I got with the Explorer, XLT or 6000 Pro XL's. As a matter of fact, it was close, but still didn't quite meet the performance I got from a modified Classic III SL, either. I am referring here mainly to the attainable depth of detection in the Disc. mode while still using a reasonably low-level amount of discrimination.
The Euro Sabre has a Disc. mode performance somewhat similar to the Eldorado so far as depth goes, or for rejecting higher-conductive targets. But the Euro Sabre has a strong point for hunting low-to-moderate ground conditions where there might be some annoying iron trash. In such sites I still often hunt in an All Metal mode, but the Euro Sabre gave me the option of hunting in a silent-search all metal accept mode (true ED-180) like the Eldorado (