steve1357
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My dream headset would be single cup killer b's with a Garrett AT plug. I couldn't find any so I settled for Rattlers. They're nice but very tight.
I see adapters to run 1/4" headphones on Garretts....
$30?
My dream headset would be single cup killer b's with a Garrett AT plug. I couldn't find any so I settled for Rattlers. They're nice but very tight.
My dream headset would be single cup killer b's with a Garrett AT plug. I couldn't find any so I settled for Rattlers. They're nice but very tight.
Yep I use one, crummy connection though. The 1/4" end rotates and cuts out causing a super loud target signal from the detector speaker. It scares all the critters in the woods and makes me feel like I'm being watched. Simple fix with some zipties.
Just got my wasps in the mail!!!
Wow they sound a whole lot different than anything I've tried!!!
The tone is so crisp!!!! I can see how it would be easier to learn the nuances of the Tesoro tone with these. I might have to relearn some stuff!!!
That speaker makes the tone sound very low. Not in these babies!!!
They make a single sided set of killer bs.
Might try emailing him and asking if it can be fitted with the Garett plug?
Email address was posted earlier in the thread.
Noah
Also, what real world situation benefits from the limiter switch?
Thanks again guys.
Of course I really don't know yet, but from what you are saying, I will probably go limiter off. Especially in parks. Open field, limiter on. Hmmm.
Exactly. Its good for hearing faint signals. I'm not 100% but Im thinking the limiter is used on machines that dont have silent search mode (you can hear the threshold all the time). Its the slight wavers in the threshold your listening for. Targets to deep to show up on the VDI (if you have one) but able to lightly bip the threshold.
Using this on my MXT, dug a broken plow head at like 2.5 feet with a 9.5" coil...
Edit: I guess it could be used with silent search.. just have to listen to the lightest of sounds.
...I have a DetectorPro Rattler for my Xterra 705. I have always liked the idea of being "aware" of my surroundings..