Not enough objective comparisons

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How long you been tectin? What's your favorite machine and why? That's what I think. Hey, spend less time listening to metal detecting podcasts and spend more time with a tecter in your hands, and a set of phones wrapped around your metal detecting noggin.

YES. I have never found anything under my coil while being on the internet.

 

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[CaballoDeOro]

Hey, spend less time listening to metal detecting podcasts and spend more time with a tecter in your hands, and a set of phones wrapped around your metal detecting noggin.

Agreed, but I have a 100-mile round trip commute and it's a little hard to swing a detector while driving. So the next best thing I can do is listen to podcasts and educate myself about historical sites, detector technology, etc.

 

[Charlie_Craddock]

YES. I have never found anything under my coil while being on the internet.

Said while on the internet, now that is funny.

 

[supertraq]

I mean yea i could say idon't like whites because there to complex and don't go deep enough for me,but i want say that,,s.t

 

[Goose MKII]

Some machines are "perfect" for some conditions/areas where others have their areas where they are "perfect"....which is why i have several machines.

I couldn't have said it better myself.
That's why after I get my AT Pro, my wish list for next spring includes the Nexus MKII, Blisstool, Makro Deep Coin Finder
In response to this thread, I would have to say that spending quite a bit of time on Youtube can be real helpful.
You can determine if the info review on a detector good or bad, matters to what you're going to use it for. Somewhere in between lies the truth