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TreasurMaster Vs TreasurePro depth
- Thread starter AustinEd
- Start date
Larry (IL)
Well-known member
I think the two are virtually the same detector with the pro having more bells and whistles and of course the DD coil. Depth will depend on which coil would work better in your ground. DD coils are usually better in more mineralized ground and the opposite for the conical.
Carlos (CA)
Member
I have both, and I enjoy them very much. cant really say one is deeper that the other, and the different coils seem to be producing the same, and pinpoint is no problem with either.
I use grey ghost phones, and the audio is great. Right now my top units are MXT All Pro, Garrett AT Pro, and the two we are talkin' about. All have sweet response on coins.
I run both in 4 tone audio. Oh, and I added Tall Man Rods on both for a lil extra swing, and its great, love the lightness.
I use grey ghost phones, and the audio is great. Right now my top units are MXT All Pro, Garrett AT Pro, and the two we are talkin' about. All have sweet response on coins.
I run both in 4 tone audio. Oh, and I added Tall Man Rods on both for a lil extra swing, and its great, love the lightness.
Carlos (CA)
Member
oleterryg said:
School yards and parks in my area of California tend to yield about that, anywhere from 2-6 inches, and in rare instances some 7's in really moist ground.
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