for hunting older coins at old farmstead sites? I have always had multi-tone, manual ground balance machines of another brand, but have always been curious about Tesoros and since I am now having elbow problems, I've decided now is the time for a lighter detector. These sites have quite a bit of iron around them as most farm sites do, but few tabs. The soil in this area on units with a 0-10 GB scale usually runs about 4 3/4 to 5 3/4, which I think would be considered mild by most people's standards. Do I really need manual GB, or do you think I would do OK with a preset unit? I notice that most Tesoros are single tone. How much variation is there in the tone? --- that is, how much info can you gather from it vs. a multi-tone unit? Thanks in advance for your input.
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What Model of Tesoro would you veterans recommend
- Thread starter Cliff KS
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I have bad bones and joints, also. I also switched over to Tesoro, and love my Silver uMax. I hunt for CW relics. As in an above post, I just bought a Cibola. With health issues, you cannot go wrong with a Tesoro.Lifetime warranty to boot. I'd say that most all of the Tesoros would be a good choice.
ejudasf
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Anyway, If you had started to use a Tesoro long ago, you might not be having elbow problems now. J/K. 
Again, anyway, some of the Tesoro machines, And I know that the Bandido II uMax has some subtle differences in the tone, when the target is odd shaped.
Since you are used to multi-toned machines, why not try a Golden. It's a 4-tone machine, and is very effective in singling out only square pull-tabs.
good luck.
I hope others post better info that i>
ed
Again, anyway, some of the Tesoro machines, And I know that the Bandido II uMax has some subtle differences in the tone, when the target is odd shaped.
Since you are used to multi-toned machines, why not try a Golden. It's a 4-tone machine, and is very effective in singling out only square pull-tabs.
good luck.
I hope others post better info that i>
ed