Best Coin/Jewelery Detector For $550.00

[Smudge]

I hear a lot of good things about the Teknetics Gamma.

But I'd like to ask experienced users out there this simple question:

If you had a budget of about $550 and you were going to buy a new detector (not used) for coin and jewelery hunting, which model would give you the best depth and discrimination? Or are they largely the same in that price range?

 

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[earthmansurfer]

I have to correct myself. Dankowski gave a pretty good review of the AT Pro and said it's as good as the Omega in iron. I didn't think it would be as you have to learn it's iron audio sounds, where as the Omega is pretty clear. Anyway, I'm looking at the AT Pro for next year. I do think it's deeper than the Omega. I still don't think it's as fast as the Omega but with it's iron audio sound it shouldn't be a problem (from everything I've read) and anyway it's very fast, just a little behind. (again, the iron audio feature and it's overall audio, sounds like it's made quite a jump relative to other mid priced detectors.)

 

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[dogpound]

Thanks for your replies guys.

Willie, I am leaning towards spending the extra money and getting the AT PRO, I guess I just wanted to hear more from actual users in the field like yourself.

Extra Money

There is one dealer that is selling them no frills or extras for $499 shipped.

what dealer has this price, i might be lookin for an AT at that price