TONE ID QUESTION?

[D&P-OR]

Has Tesoro ever made a tone ID detector other than the Golden Umax?---If so, which one?

 

[Furious T]

I've never owned one, but I believe the Golden Sabre series had multiple tone ID. Sapper.

 

[larzam]

Don't forget the Euro Sabre,with multi tones for iron. sam in ms

 

[jabbo]

The Cortes has about 9 tones in the SUM mode when pressing the spring loaded switch. It's somewhat useful, but the bars tell me the same thing.

 

[Monte]

They have made the following models with a Dual-Tone audio based on the notch discriminate setting.

Royal Sabre
Golden Sabre Plus
Pantera
Golden Sabre II

The Euro Sabre had the Iron Audio ID with a higher-pitched non-ferrous audio response.

The Golden

 

[JB(MS)]

And sometimes - if the combinations of mixed tones are counted - it can give a lot more different audio responses than the four tones, including what someone on here described as a "hoarse duck quacking".

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[D&P-OR]

Yeah, I guess I made myself about "as clear as mud" with that question--sorry.-----What I was curious about is multi-tones (3-4) in the disc hunting mode on any detectors Tesoro has turned out.---On the Golden with it's 4 tones-does it take some of the zincs & IH's in the high tone & some of them in the next tone down?--I guess there is more spread in the mid-tone range-right?----I've never owned a Golden but always been curious about that little detector.---I was going to purchase one awhile back but haven't as yet.---A big draw back for me on that detector is that it doesn't have a manual GB.-----Thanks, Del

 

[Monte]

Royal Sabre, Golden Sabre Plus, Pantera, and Golden Sabre II, but they are only the 'blended' or 'mixed' audio sounds between the low and high tones,. With the Golden