Two box?

[Wetgreenie]

Hmmmm, If one were to want to play around with a two box type of system , would it be better to:

#1) Get a stand alone system

( or )

#2) upgrade from an entry level detecor to a GTI 2500, then get the multiplier add on for $250.

Any thoughts?

 

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[Sandman]

By upgrading to the Garrett GTI 2500 you will have a back up when your using the 2 box setup, almost three detectors. Never sell the older detector. If you go with the stand alone system you have to use the older machine for normal hunting.

Sandman

 

[Monty]

Garrett seems to have cornered the US market on these two box machines with it's easily adaptable unit. I'd like to see one in action. Monty

 

[Ocean7]

upgrade from an entry level detecor to a GTI 2500, then get the multiplier add on for $250.
Reason: your usage of two-box will be limited, and when not using two-box you have a regular detector to find the small stuff. Garrett does real well with these multi-purpose machines. I have
a Master Hunter ADS with two-box and it still works real well. I keep it for two-box applications.
It's a backup to my main detector too!

A pure two-box machine will collect losts of dust - IMO.

 

[dan_h]

I have the CX Plus and the 2-box attachment, but haven't used the lattter. The CX Plus is an excellent all-around machine in its own right, and has better shielding from EMI than my new Fisher Edge. so when I want to scan the grass strip under the power lines, I'll be using the CX Plus. And I'm keepking the Depth Multiplier for eventual cache hunting.