PrussianBleu
Senior Member
I've been hunting my locality with a Nox 600 which I had purchased as an upgrade from a Garrett ACE350. The Nox is indeed a fine machine as many, many will attest.
I do need more time to master it though, I've been frustrated before by deep, bouncy, good signals and deep, good signals that only hit in one direction, etc. It seems like the amount of "diggable" deep signals I get is pretty low. I'll learn its "language" but I need more time. I really wish there was a better way to differentiate between nickles and poptabs though..
I recently purchased a used Whites MXT AllPro with the 11" and 13" as an alternate machine and was interested to experience the differences in the machines. I've heard from some of the super-seasoned detectorists that the AllPro is a beast and will outhunt almost anything if used properly.
I'd like to hear some opinions from the community on how these two stack up.
I do need more time to master it though, I've been frustrated before by deep, bouncy, good signals and deep, good signals that only hit in one direction, etc. It seems like the amount of "diggable" deep signals I get is pretty low. I'll learn its "language" but I need more time. I really wish there was a better way to differentiate between nickles and poptabs though..
I recently purchased a used Whites MXT AllPro with the 11" and 13" as an alternate machine and was interested to experience the differences in the machines. I've heard from some of the super-seasoned detectorists that the AllPro is a beast and will outhunt almost anything if used properly.
I'd like to hear some opinions from the community on how these two stack up.