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John I really hope this is a groundbreaking detector. Unfortunately it is being released when people are struggling to survive. I'm thinking food and bills may be more important than a new hobby detector. I hope they do well.
If the price is right, people will buy, just to have the latest and the greatest. They will find a way to come up with the cash....even if they have to eat crackers for a few weeks..........Ask any fisherman about his rods, reels, lures...........John I really hope this is a groundbreaking detector. Unfortunately it is being released when people are struggling to survive. I'm thinking food and bills may be more important than a new hobby detector. I hope they do well.
I'm thinking about a new Nokta Makro Simplex plus. Not sure if the company will stand behind the warranty though.If the price is right, people will buy, just to have the latest and the greatest. They will find a way to come up with the cash....even if they have to eat crackers for a few weeks..........Ask any fisherman about his rods, reels, lures...........
I hope they are releasing a great "breakthrough" detector too. Switching over to a cell phone type design is a great start.....iron audio volume adjustment is good, new coil technology is also welcomed. I hope they include size imaging to depth, similar to the GTI Series. I am curious........PI, or multi-frequency VLF or a combination?Man, I hope it's good for at least waterproof for ten feet. Look at the Pro. And almost every decent machine today. That's almost a must to reach more hunters. Light, solid construction. The sales curve starts dropping the closer to a thousand dollar price tag. The vague picture does show promise. There are machines out there well under $800 that are killing it, so again price is a must. I'm hoping for a Garrett break through on this one. We'll see.
So basically we are hoping the Apex is a light weight GTI2500 with digital readout and waterproof to 10 ft. Works for me. I would be in line to buy one. Enough for the clones that are on the market. Every company seems to have a version of the same thing. Hopefully the Apex is truly different. Garrett needs a replacement for the 2500, not their version of a Simplex.
Sorry, but I'm super satisfied with my AT Pro. Had it for over a decade, and would get another one if it conked out. Plus, I'm not sold on rechargeables. I buy my batts at Costco, and get about 24 hours of service from the set of 4John wrote:
"I hope they include size imaging to depth, similar to the GTI Series."
Man, you said all. Right there. You said it straight.
Come on, Garrett. Not another unit (yawn) with just VDI numbers, segments, tones, discrimination settings, and so on, like the rest.
Target imaging to depth. Surface elimination. Like the GTI series, but with an updated display, and a bit lighter in weight.
I would sell my GTI2500 and buy one like that, but not for anything else. The imaging is priceless.
Come on, Garrett. You can do it.
Joe