MackDog
Bronze Member
- Nov 20, 2013
- 1,413
- 2,744
- Detector(s) used
- Garrett At Pro, 8 x11" and Nel Storm coils
Garrett Propointer er, Pro Pointer AT
White's V3i Standard, 10" DD, 13" Ultimate and 4 x6" sniper, 6 x10 coils, Drect 12 x 15 coil
Whites MX Sport With Detec
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
I've been detecting for 40 years and used all types of detectors. The At Pro is by far the best. Start out in the standard mode, coins mid sensitivity and work your way up. It's a very reliable and sensitive machine as you learn and increase your settings you will really appreciate the machine. If you buy an At Pro they come with headphones that have a volume control. Using is a set of head phones is a MUST for the At Pro since it relies heavily on the tones and rolls to differentiate between good and bad targets. If you start out in the pro mode I think it will have too many different things going on for a beginner. Good luck hope this helpsI own and use the AT pro along with others. I would take a very close look at Fisher and Whites in the same price range. The two main things about the Garrett is that there is no volume control and the position of the screen when it is on your arm is at an angle that makes reading the screen very difficult without cocking your head down to see. The Whites MXT seems to have all the same features as the Garrett plus more and is cheaper. The volume is important on windy days and when you are in areas where traffic noise is loud. I definitely do not like head phones. Good luck on your choice