tabman
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I have 10 detectors and I need to thin my detector arsenal some were I can try some more detectors. That's what I like to do! I've owned both the Multi-Kruzer and now the Kruzer 14, so I know the differences between the two detectors. When I had the Mult-Kruzer I only used 14kHz because it worked best for me. Also, I never used 4-tones because it was very unstable on my Multi-Kruzer, so I mainly used 3-tones with the sensitivity set above 90.
This particular Kruzer 14 that I'm selling is very unusual, to say the least. It runs super smooth in 4-tones, as smooth as my Multi-Kruzer did in 3-tones. Anyone who knows anything about Kruzers knows that 4-tones is way deeper than 3-tones but people don't like using 4-tones because it's noisy unless they turn the sensitivity way down. Lower sensitivity means less depth. BTW, I've been running the sensitivity at 93 in 4-tones on this detector.
Now here's another real kicker, both the Kruzer 14 and Muti-Kruzer audio frequency goes from 150 Hz - 700 Hz. Feel free to look in your manual or look at a manual online. Not this particular Kruzer 14 that I'm selling, its audio frequency goes from 150 Hz to 800 Hz. Look at the picture of the faceplate below. Its high-tone sounds way better than the Multi-Kruzer that I once owned.
Why is this particular Kruzer 14 different and special? I'm not the original owner, but I suspect that it was sent back to the factory for repairs and its board was replaced with a newer updated Anfibio board. The Anfibio audio range is from 150 Hz to 800 Hz. Then again, I'm just guessing. All I know it's just better.
Shipping to the lower 48 states only. PayPal or Cashier's check for $345 shipped. West of the MS River adds $10 dollars. Any questions feel free to PM me. Thanks
Also, the faceplate has a Zagg protective cover which can be removed if you wish and the detector will be shipped double boxed with tracking and insurance.
tabman
This particular Kruzer 14 that I'm selling is very unusual, to say the least. It runs super smooth in 4-tones, as smooth as my Multi-Kruzer did in 3-tones. Anyone who knows anything about Kruzers knows that 4-tones is way deeper than 3-tones but people don't like using 4-tones because it's noisy unless they turn the sensitivity way down. Lower sensitivity means less depth. BTW, I've been running the sensitivity at 93 in 4-tones on this detector.
Now here's another real kicker, both the Kruzer 14 and Muti-Kruzer audio frequency goes from 150 Hz - 700 Hz. Feel free to look in your manual or look at a manual online. Not this particular Kruzer 14 that I'm selling, its audio frequency goes from 150 Hz to 800 Hz. Look at the picture of the faceplate below. Its high-tone sounds way better than the Multi-Kruzer that I once owned.
Why is this particular Kruzer 14 different and special? I'm not the original owner, but I suspect that it was sent back to the factory for repairs and its board was replaced with a newer updated Anfibio board. The Anfibio audio range is from 150 Hz to 800 Hz. Then again, I'm just guessing. All I know it's just better.
Shipping to the lower 48 states only. PayPal or Cashier's check for $345 shipped. West of the MS River adds $10 dollars. Any questions feel free to PM me. Thanks
Also, the faceplate has a Zagg protective cover which can be removed if you wish and the detector will be shipped double boxed with tracking and insurance.
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