Lifes A Garden...Dig IT
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- Fisher Gold Bug DP, Fisher F19 LTD, Minelab Safari, Garrett AT Pro, Garrett AT Pro Pointer, Garrett Pro Pointer, Lesche Digger, Lesche Ground Shark Shovel, 9.5x5.5 NEL Sharpshooter Coil (Safari), 9.5x
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I have never had a problem with my AT Pro, so I am baffled as to why all of a sudden the volume is literally to where I cannot hear it? 
I am not using head phones but rather detecting without. No special event or incident happened either. I simply went out to hunt a local park and realized "Hey what happened to the sound?" Any help or info anyone would share would be greatly appreciated. Would weak or low batteries do such a thing? I was still able to hunt and had very faint sound to alert me of signals but basically felt handicapped and had to depend on VDI more. I want my sound back. 
I am not using head phones but rather detecting without. No special event or incident happened either. I simply went out to hunt a local park and realized "Hey what happened to the sound?" Any help or info anyone would share would be greatly appreciated. Would weak or low batteries do such a thing? I was still able to hunt and had very faint sound to alert me of signals but basically felt handicapped and had to depend on VDI more. I want my sound back. 
Once I settled in for the night. I played around with it and it seems to be back to normal. First I unscrewed the cover cap where head phones screw onto. Screwed my waterproof head phones on and turned the Pro on. Loud and clear...Whew! Second, I took head phones back off and put cap back on. Placed a nice set of rechargeables in her and voila, we have clear sound. Maybe it was traffic noise from nearby roadway mixed with my paranoia and weak batteries. Regardless of reasoning my baby is back singing those pro mode songs. Thanks folks. HH 
