Im confused on my at gold...

[olekyground]

I'm confused on my at gold...

So bought an at gold detector. This piece shown in much is it just an extra for headphones? If so how the hell do I get it off because I have headphones that hook right up to the side of detector and this piece just hangs there in the way....

 

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[Loco-Digger]

My guess would be someone was using a camera while hunting and wanted to have the beeps be included on the video even though he was wearing headphones.

 

[Loco-Digger]

If it was added, and most likely was, it can be removed. May be a selling point if you ever decide to get a good detector just kidding.

 

[CincinnatiKid]

Can't tell from pic, but it may be a universal headphone �� adapter?
If so, leave it. Good thing to have on AT machines.
Peace ✌

 

[Erving]

Can't tell from pic, but it may be a universal headphone �� adapter?
If so, leave it. Good thing to have on AT machines.
Peace ✌

I agree. Looks like an add on for a standard 1/4" headphone to plug into.

 

[olekyground]

K. Thanks it's just aggravating g because I don't use it and it just hangs there in my way.

 

[Argentium]

Did you buy the detector new ? if so visit/call the dealer and ask him /her . If this was a Kellyco purchase , give them a call - I hear
they are good with customer service . Garrett's has a good reputation for service as well .

 

[CincinnatiKid]

Appears to be well installed. Tape it outta the way. If wanted in the future, you can use any land headphones.
GL
Peace ✌

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Hello,

I believe it to be the Garrett 1/4" adapter cable so you can use non Garrett headphones. I have three of them for my Garrett products and are very useful when switching between Grey Ghost NDT and Killer Bee head sets or any other 1/4" headphone manufacturer.

Regards,

 

[tonylumps]

1/4" adaptor from Garrett. That thing is not cheap .If you want to use any other headphone you need that. I used that and a 1/8" adaptor into that for my wireless setup.