Minelab X-Terra Pro Treasure Detector

Product Information

Re: XTerra Pro - Looks like a great selectable-frequency detector and hopefully you CAN ground balance it, unlike the Vanquish. But the omission of at least one rudimentary SMF mode makes it great detector if it was priced just somewhere between the Nokta Simplex and Vanquish price points. If they somehow allowed the Vanquish coils to be used with the XTerra Pro, that would be a bonus. So I bought a Bluetooth transmitter and use some cheap headphones that have little lag that I had lying around the house. Minelab has been quite busy of late. The launch of the Manticore along with the Equinox 700 and 900 has been grabbing the headlines. But what of other machines in the range? At the entry-level, there is the GoFind, Vanquish 340, 440 and 540. The Equinox 600 sits in the mid-range, along with the new Equinox 700. The higher end begins with the new Equinox 900 and finishes with the Manticore. The CTX3030 is still a current machine but for all intents and purposes, it has been superseded by the Manticore.

The Minelab XTerra Pro trumps the Simplex in this department as it has the ability to switch between a choice of three frequencies. These are 5KHz, 10KHz and 15KHz. Since you already own and love the XP Deus II, Minelab Equinox 800, and the Nokta Gold Kruzer, and all of the new metal detectors on the market that are affordable, why did you decide to get a Minelab X-Terra Pro? but also a great specialised option to add to a detectorists tool-kit for those who want a modern, fun beach detector.As your skills improve, X-TERRA PRO offers room to grow with PRO-SWITCH (Switchable Frequency Technology), so you can set it to 5, 8, 10, or 15 kHz at the press of a button and take control of any environment or situation that comes your way. Fully IP68 waterproof to 5 m (16 ft) and loaded with features like 5-audio modes, control pod flashlight, and handgrip vibration you’ll be detecting like a pro from the moment you start swinging. As well as superb build quality, it ships with a 12 inch DD coil which Minelab have named the “V12”. Minelab offer their 3-year warranty on the X-TERRA PRO, which covers the control box and coil, whereas, Simplex only offer 2 years. We generally find both of these brands to be reliable and hope that you shouldn’t need any repairs within this time, but it’s worth noting. Three easy-to-use preprogrammed search modes, a large LCD, and an intuitive user interface make it easy for even beginners to use right out of the box. The beach search mode is particularly nice to have, considering this metal detector is fully waterproof!

This multi-frequency detector lets you fine-tune your searches by selecting the frequency best for the type of metal/ treasure you are hunting for. The ability to change frequencies also helps you filter out trash. So all you Equinox users - how often do you use single frequency modes really? Are they genuinely useful and how? Because that’s what this is, Equinox with multi left out.

BEACH PERFORMANCE

It’s the perfect machine for starting your detecting adventures with if you are brand-new to the hobby, but also a great specialised option to add to a detectorists tool-kit for those who want a modern, fun beach detector. The metal detecting community is buzzing with excitement about the recent release of the Minelab X-terra Pro, the latest addition to Minelab's line of high-performance metal detectors. With its advanced switchable frequency technology, the X-terra Pro is set to revolutionize the way we search for hidden treasures. In this blog post, we'll explore what we know so far about this exciting new metal detector. Pro-Switch: Advanced Switchable Frequency Technology The X-Terra Pro looks amazing, with its ‘camo green’ coloured control box and arm cup, and a shape which looks like a hybrid between the Minelab Equinox and the Minelab Vanquish. We think it’s the coolest looking machine around the price and its performance is absolutely brilliant.