Cache-Pro-Delux

[R.Danneskjold]

Has anyone heard of this pointer? Looks awesome....ordered on have not heard from the company at all......anyone know anything about them?

 

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[christo000]

Picture ?

 

[hoosierguy]

I had never seen one before, but googled it and found this...it looks a little "delicate":

Cache-Pro-Delux

 

[christo000]

Huh never seem one like this, pretty pricey I'd like to hear reviews from users

 

[R.Danneskjold]

Thats the one.........I ordered one but haven't heard anything from them yet......great idea for sure. Would certainly cut down on digging time if it works....

 

[christo000]

Absolutely would let me know if & when u get it definitely curious

 

[R.Danneskjold]

Absolutely would let me know if & when u get it definitely curious

Will do.....hoping I hear from them......the phone and email don't work so I have my doubts about where the company is at......but I paid with PP so I'm not worried about getting the return....

 

[team sidewinder]

WOW!!!!!! That is a little spendy alright and like mentioned looks like something I could break real easy. I will stick to the old reliable Garrett Pro pointer for way less money. If you are not getting any feedback from the company now I would be very hesitant to buy from them or how would you get warranty work done if they are that slow to respond to you.

 

[R.Danneskjold]

So the company contacted me and had a web site issue. Will update once I get it!

 

[Dtektor]

"Every metal detector needs a search coil, so it can detect metal. The Cache-Pro Delux is no reception." I read their ad copy and I would not bet on getting anything from them. Pay-Pal was a smart move. I could be very wrong as well and if so, I am interested to read your review. I spell it as "Deluxe". For $235 I would expect a custom injection molded case, etc.

 

[R.Danneskjold]

"Every metal detector needs a search coil, so it can detect metal. The Cache-Pro Delux is no reception." I read their ad copy and I would not bet on getting anything from them. Pay-Pal was a smart move. I could be very wrong as well and if so, I am interested to read your review. I spell it as "Deluxe". For $235 I would expect a custom injection molded case, etc.

I have the tracking number so all sounds fine now......I assume they mean no exception. I'm assuming it will work like any other pointer but that it can be slide into the soil without digging so the item can be located more accurately. That's the appeal for me. Yes, it is deluxe. Missed the e. Not worried about a case myself......I will post once I get it and then once I have reviewed it.....

 

[R.Danneskjold]

So I got the Cache Pro D...... great pin pointer! It does exactly as it says thats for sure. You can pinpoint a target and snatch it up with pliers and hardly break ground! Very very accurate and you know when you are on a target. I am able to pull targets with my fingers and leave notta trace in the grass. This one is a must for anyone that is looking to leave almost no footprint......the only thing is that you must get good at pin pointing your target with you MD.....but once you are on it there is no doubt. Only a few days on it but thumbs up so far!

 

[hoosierguy]

Good feedback... Thanks for sharing. If you don't mind me asking, why the big delay between ordering on 7/21/13, and just recently receiving it?

 

[R.Danneskjold]

Good feedback... Thanks for sharing. If you don't mind me asking, why the big delay between ordering on 7/21/13, and just recently receiving it?

Lots of work.......a detecting holiday with my son and catching up! Didnt use it for a few weeks as its the best in a grassy field.........not for the beach but def GREAT for the grass field.

 

[dgerst]

I thought I'd revive this thread with a review. I have an earlier version called the Cache-Pro CP-200. It is not auto tuning like the Cache-Pro Delux. If you tune it to where it's barely giving a signal, kind of scratchy like a geiger counter, it will go quiet on ferrous objects and squeal on non-ferrous. So it shows you exactly where the object is, and if it's ferrous. I can't count how many round steel caps and electrical box knockouts it has saved me from digging. I don't know if the new ones can give a low versus high tone or if they just remain silent until they approach a non-ferrous target. My only complaint is that the manual tuning is very touchy. the slightest movement of the dial changes it from full silent to full scream. The sweet spot is a pain to find. The squeal frequency is pretty annoying too. I often pre-poke the hole with my brass probe to save wear and tear on the Cache-Pro. Otherwise it's an awesome device which has saved me countless hours. As far as I know it's the only stand-alone discriminating pinpointer available.