Is there much difference between high tone or low tone Cibolas?

[Prospector]

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[tabdog]

I don't know, but I've had about seven Tesoro'es with high

tone and two with low tone.

I like tha high tone.

I like tha low tone, and would not change tha tone on my

low toned Vaquero if I had tha chance. I like it.

HH,

Tabdog

 

[sqwaby]

Hey tab, you say that you like some of the machines with high tone, but the V with low? Can you explain why in a little more detail. Is it easier to hear the small differences in the audio, like when the signal is clipped, or a little over driven? By over driven I'm talking about the difference between a quarter and most screw caps, both are good signals and x out fine, but screw caps seem to over drive the signal(hit harder) in comparrison to coins. I still dig it cause you never know. Thanks Sqwaby

 

[tabdog]

My first Tesoro was a Cibola with tha low tone.
I loved tha low tone. I loved tha Cibola period.

I sold my Cibola while planning to a buy a
Vaquero.

It took a while to get my Vaquero. Even though
I had some Tesoro'es with tha high tone, and
liked them, I missed tha warm low tone.

Now I have my Vaquero, and I just love it. That
doesn't mean I don't still love my Euro, Silver
and Compader's.

I just take tha equipment that I want to use and
use it tha best I can.

I have a hard time telling someone how I
discreminate things.

I been learnin that for 25 years and it is hard to
put that into a few words in a post.

Besides, most of it is automatic and not even on
a concious level.

To me, it is a form of meditation. I get into a zone.

Happy Huntin,

Tabdog

 

[Scully]

Iron has a more of a snap to it with the higher tone machines. But not everybody agrees with that.