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ETP - Delta 4000
- Thread starter JaWi.
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nick hunter
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Things are very simpe here : if you don't go with the ETP, you'll regret it very soon.
This does not mean the Deta is a bad detector.
It means the ETP is a very, very good detector !
HH
Nick
This does not mean the Deta is a bad detector.
It means the ETP is a very, very good detector !
HH
Nick
worked both units with, the Delta was the preferred model. I have both friends and family members who use the Teknetics Delta. I wanted opinions of what Delta users thought of the Euro-Tek Pro and all of them liked the Delta better.
I demonstrated the Euro-Tek Pro in a small group seminar which included several people who seem a little more 'serious' about the detecting hobby and like to hunt older sites more than the average 'coin hunter', and some of them use/have used Fisher, Bounty Hunter, Teknetics, Tesoro, White's and Garrett models that are in the lower-price ravage. I would say about half of them liked the Euro-Tek Pro over the Delta, but the other half still preferred a model with either automated Ground Balance or manual Ground Balance, so neither the Euro-Tek Pro or Delta really appealed to them.
That half group all favored a more functional and versatile detector for a variety of ground mineral conditions and indicated that a better detector up into the $599 range was well worth the extra investment. It's all really a personal thing and it would be good if you could visit a local dealer and check both the Euro-Tek Pro and Delta out yourself. For ME, I like the variable Disc. and Ferrous audio adjustment of the Euro-Tek Pro. Two hunting buddies I got out with this past few days preferred using the Delta, and did fairly well with it.
Try and check them both out and form your own opinion.
Monte
I demonstrated the Euro-Tek Pro in a small group seminar which included several people who seem a little more 'serious' about the detecting hobby and like to hunt older sites more than the average 'coin hunter', and some of them use/have used Fisher, Bounty Hunter, Teknetics, Tesoro, White's and Garrett models that are in the lower-price ravage. I would say about half of them liked the Euro-Tek Pro over the Delta, but the other half still preferred a model with either automated Ground Balance or manual Ground Balance, so neither the Euro-Tek Pro or Delta really appealed to them.
That half group all favored a more functional and versatile detector for a variety of ground mineral conditions and indicated that a better detector up into the $599 range was well worth the extra investment. It's all really a personal thing and it would be good if you could visit a local dealer and check both the Euro-Tek Pro and Delta out yourself. For ME, I like the variable Disc. and Ferrous audio adjustment of the Euro-Tek Pro. Two hunting buddies I got out with this past few days preferred using the Delta, and did fairly well with it.
Try and check them both out and form your own opinion.
Monte