Tico14
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Hey Guys
I found this Golden Sabre II on craigslist for a real good price. It shows some use but works just like it should. One of the battery clip buttons was broke and I called Tesoro, Vince answered and a week later I had 4 of them in the mail, the wrong size but their rectifing this and sending me the right ones, Great Service, sets this Company apart.
I have used the machine a couple time now and just love it, it's a fun machine to use. While no depth demon (depth ain't everything), the notch and 2 tones features makes for very versitile machine. I can notch out bevertails and still get nickles or I can disc out iron & foil and set notch knob where troublesome trash targets hit in the break tone between low and high (squawk tone) and dig clear low tones and high tones,
This machine just makes detecting fun, nice break from my noisy beast CZ.
Should be great for those soccer fields looking for gold jewelry, when I learn how to use it better.
Anyway, I'm liking this little detector, as you might can tell
I found this Golden Sabre II on craigslist for a real good price. It shows some use but works just like it should. One of the battery clip buttons was broke and I called Tesoro, Vince answered and a week later I had 4 of them in the mail, the wrong size but their rectifing this and sending me the right ones, Great Service, sets this Company apart.
I have used the machine a couple time now and just love it, it's a fun machine to use. While no depth demon (depth ain't everything), the notch and 2 tones features makes for very versitile machine. I can notch out bevertails and still get nickles or I can disc out iron & foil and set notch knob where troublesome trash targets hit in the break tone between low and high (squawk tone) and dig clear low tones and high tones,
This machine just makes detecting fun, nice break from my noisy beast CZ.
Should be great for those soccer fields looking for gold jewelry, when I learn how to use it better.
Anyway, I'm liking this little detector, as you might can tell


