daryl curtis

thanks for the replies guys but and im a complete novice sorry if it seems if im asking the same questions over and over again but after re reading the post steve sent me again i could see the difference when i watched the video like u said steve that is a strong point on he 800 having all those adjustable tones thanks again for everyones replies

Can u set the equinox 600 up the same way

hi guys are there any other reviews out there of people using a 600 as im looking at one of these for myself and on for my partner any help to point in the right direction would be grateful cheers guys

hi guys are there any other reviews out there of people using a 600 as im looking at one of these for myself and on for my partner any help to point in the right direction would be grateful cheers guys

The more I'm reading the more I'm convinced that the 600 is a very good starter platform for me and my partner who are total newbies to this very intriguing hobby so do I need all the whistles and bells of the 800 or is the 600 more than adequate for us both as will mainly use multi frequencie most of the time

Thankyou for ur reply steve it is very helpful. Another question would be as we live in Cornwall uk would the 600 be as capable as the 800 on wet beaches as would like to go there with it as there are a lot in our area .

Hi guys me and my partner are complete novices to this great hobby and looking for some help we live in Cornwall UK and want to get some metal detectors so I have been looking at the equinox 600 for us as it seems a little less complicated than the 800. But am I going to lose out on much by not having to 20 and 40 that's on the 800 but they both use this in multi mode so is my thinking any good that the 600 will be a good platform to learn on. Also can someone explain what the difference is as the 600 says tone break pitch and volume are ferrous and on 800 says ferrous /non ferrous might be a silly question but as i have said complete newbies to the hobby.