Hey all,
Dug out my old Prizm II this summer and added a CORS Scout to it. Wow, what an improvement over the old concentric!
I've been nabbing clad coins down in the 6 - 8 inch depth at our local T-ball field and was able to rapidly recover a lost wedding band in a gentleman's front yard. And Pinpointing is Spot On!
My wife is interested in getting started detecting with me and is happy to work with the Prizm II for now while she learns. That means I can upgrade and get a newer machine for myself!!!
My primary detecting will be for lost coins and jewelry in local parks followed by relic hunting on old homestead sites. I would also be doing the occasional beach search when times allow.
...and now I'm torn between the TreasurePro and the AT Pro.
Is comparing them apples to oranges?
Reviews online appear love-hate; people either love their TP/AT or hate them. But I haven't found any direct comparisons between them.
First it looks like they are two different classes of machine, upper end beginner for the TP and intermediate+ for the AT Pro. But I'm not sure. Can anyone expound upon that?
Meanwhile I'm hard pressed to find any differences that mean anything to me other than the AT is waterproof and the displays are very different in how data is displayed.
Not to mention the TP seems quite I bit less expensive. Although I can budget for the AT Pro, I'm not sure i understand why it would be significantly more than the TP.
Anyone able to shed some light as to why I'd want one over the other and vice-versa?
Dug out my old Prizm II this summer and added a CORS Scout to it. Wow, what an improvement over the old concentric!
I've been nabbing clad coins down in the 6 - 8 inch depth at our local T-ball field and was able to rapidly recover a lost wedding band in a gentleman's front yard. And Pinpointing is Spot On!
My wife is interested in getting started detecting with me and is happy to work with the Prizm II for now while she learns. That means I can upgrade and get a newer machine for myself!!!
My primary detecting will be for lost coins and jewelry in local parks followed by relic hunting on old homestead sites. I would also be doing the occasional beach search when times allow.
...and now I'm torn between the TreasurePro and the AT Pro.
Is comparing them apples to oranges?
Reviews online appear love-hate; people either love their TP/AT or hate them. But I haven't found any direct comparisons between them.
First it looks like they are two different classes of machine, upper end beginner for the TP and intermediate+ for the AT Pro. But I'm not sure. Can anyone expound upon that?
Meanwhile I'm hard pressed to find any differences that mean anything to me other than the AT is waterproof and the displays are very different in how data is displayed.
Not to mention the TP seems quite I bit less expensive. Although I can budget for the AT Pro, I'm not sure i understand why it would be significantly more than the TP.
Anyone able to shed some light as to why I'd want one over the other and vice-versa?