I went to the local hobby shop today to take a look at detectors and they recommended the Whites Coinmaster Pro at $279.99. I'm looking for something in the $300 range. Is this a good detector?
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While doing some research I kept reading that the Coinmaster doesn't do well on salt water beaches and that is where I'm going to be doing most of my hunting. What would be in the $300 range and work well on the beach?
Tom Slick said:The AT Pro is a VLF detector and has the same problems as the other single frequency detectors on wet saltwater sand and it retails for much more than $300. The White's Coinmaster will work well for the money on the dry saltwater sand.
Anyone know anything about the TC-7010?
So there's no reason to spend the extra $200 on the AT over the Coinmaster?
I decided to spend more, if its worth. Although I know the MTX Pro is a lot more than I originally said I wanted to spend I read that it can handle a lot of different terrain and I plan on being on the beach a lot. What's the opinion on them?
norbyx said:Well the mxt-pro is one of my personal favorite detectors. It is quite easy and it performs in most terrains and it is deep. Just remember to get extra coils for it as the 300ltd coil is a very big coil and not good for trashy areas. Is it worth the money? Yes every penny.
Thank you. Is $820 with headphones a good price?