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WATER PROOF IMPACT? I WANT ONE

I would be happy just to have enough volume with the supplied headphones (pro pack) to distinguish tonal nuances with the nokta impact I already have. Can't even tell if I like the detector......
 
Indiana Mark said:
I would be happy just to have enough volume with the supplied headphones (pro pack) to distinguish tonal nuances with the nokta impact I already have. Can't even tell if I like the detector......

Something doesn't sound right, I have the wireless headphones for my Impact and they sound great.
 
Hello there... have you tried a different pair of headphones? I am just trying to understand whether there is an issue with the audio or not?
 
Trust me, if you use the Nokia Impact and learn it you will definitely like it.

Being able to hear and distinguish various tunnel sounds can sometimes be difficult for people who have some hearing impairment. Also the headphones used their impedance and other performance details by design can have a definite bearing on what you hear well.

With these supplied Philips headphones that have a mini plug and require a quarter-inch adapter, you have to make sure that plug is fully inserted into the adapter. As far as total quality, and loudness or Target clarity, they do not work well for me with a metal detector. I do however have them at my computer desk because they work quite well with my computer to listen to music or YouTube videos Etc.

My hearing is impaired to the point that the military considered me death back in 82 to 86, and after injury on the job in 2010 and other things through life is getting old has left me with poor hearing to say the least. My preferred headphones with most metal detectors, including my CoRe and Relic, are the Killer B Hornet model which I currently need to replace. I like their High impedance and crisp clarity, and in windier weather I also like the loudness I get and how well they block out wind and Noise.

as Cal Cobra mentioned, the 2.4 gig wireless headphones with the Impact 2 are outstanding. I use them all the time in hot weather with the impact and I can hear tonal qualities in the different modes very well.

Remember to that ththImpact allows the user to adjust the audio tone and that can make a difference on how well you can discern the differences is in audio in the different modes.

The Nokta wireless headphones are also on my must get replacement list.

Monte
 
So the Equinox announcement pulled the rug out from under the ATMax, now a 100% promise of a waterproof Nokta machine is going to do the same to the Equinox before it even launches. This is getting interesting, and it's us consumers that are going to be the big winners with some new exciting equipment.
 
Only if it is multi frequency. And that will just tick me off because I bought the Impact too early. And I don't believe there is a chance in Hades that a download will do it.
 
You need to try different headphones, I didn't care for the Philips that came with the Impact, set them aside right away. I have about 5 different headphones, some sound better than others. Not all headphones sound good with every detector.
 
I apologize to the original poster of this thread for taking it off topic. I will start a new thread to present and hopefully resolve my issue.
 
I for one would be very interested in a waterproof unit...Hunting in the rain or wet woods can really drench a unit..And being able to get into a creek without changing Detectors would be a big plus...
 
My interest of a waterproof unit is to protect the inside of the electronics from the salt air at the beach.
 
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