opinions on pitch 2

[targets]

i have just realisd it maybe usefull so any thoughts?

 

[cliff490]

It does use the least amount of resources , freeing up the proser to work on other things

 

[jmaclen]

I'm in the USA and where I live public parks and public school yards are fine to detect without permission. I use Pitch 2 for hunting areas with play structures that have bark, pine straw, sand or gravel surfaces, in sand volleyball courts and freshwater swim beaches searching for micro jewelry using the FMF coils and the HF2 coil. It will hit hard on any viable target from barely visible/detectable with some pinpointers to normal coin sized targets.

I also use Pitch 2 for getting characteristic solid hits on deeper coin sized targets when multi tone setups are giving too many different tonal responses or when a possible good deep target just sounds really iffy but has decent numbers. If it stays iffy after switching to Pitch 2 I move on usually. If Pitch 2 eliminates the iffy nature of the audio and the numbers are good enough, I'm digging.

I also use Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil sometimes for gold prospecting in soil conditions that are not too iron mineralized and have a reasonable amount of hot rocks. Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil will really hit hard on sub 0.1 gram to 0.01 gram targets.

If the ground is too iron mineralized and full of hot rocks, Pitch 2 can be extremely noisy and a nightmare.

It can also be a nightmare in areas that are packed with micro sized trash targets.

If someone can help me figure out a good way to use the morph/stereo audio where I detect, I would be grateful.

 

[bigtim1973]

I'm in the USA and where I live public parks and public school yards are fine to detect without permission. I use Pitch 2 for hunting areas with play structures that have bark, pine straw, sand or gravel surfaces, in sand volleyball courts and freshwater swim beaches searching for micro jewelry using the FMF coils and the HF2 coil. It will hit hard on any viable target from barely visible/detectable with some pinpointers to normal coin sized targets.

I also use Pitch 2 for getting characteristic solid hits on deeper coin sized targets when multi tone setups are giving too many different tonal responses or when a possible good deep target just sounds really iffy but has decent numbers. If it stays iffy after switching to Pitch 2 I move on usually. If Pitch 2 eliminates the iffy nature of the audio and the numbers are good enough, I'm digging.

I also use Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil sometimes for gold prospecting in soil conditions that are not too iron mineralized and have a reasonable amount of hot rocks. Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil will really hit hard on sub 0.1 gram to 0.01 gram targets.

If the ground is too iron mineralized and full of hot rocks, Pitch 2 can be extremely noisy and a nightmare.

It can also be a nightmare in areas that are packed with micro sized trash targets.

If someone can help me figure out a good way to use the morph/stereo audio where I detect, I would be grateful.

I have a stereo program i like but I don't know your preferences for tones since this post is about the pitch mode.

I put the high tone for deeper targets in my left ear as it is I guess you could say my dominate ear..as I seem to hear a little better in it.

I have full tones in my right ear and a high tone with slower recover speed in my left for the deeper signals. It does work for me.
Also you can swap sides and put ch 2 on left and ch 1 on right by pressing the minus button on the audio spread in case you want the channels to ring out in your ear of choice or you can put it more into the middle for both ears

And I think i use the 4th profile but would have to go back to make sure.

 

[squirrel1]

I'm in the USA and where I live public parks and public school yards are fine to detect without permission. I use Pitch 2 for hunting areas with play structures that have bark, pine straw, sand or gravel surfaces, in sand volleyball courts and freshwater swim beaches searching for micro jewelry using the FMF coils and the HF2 coil. It will hit hard on any viable target from barely visible/detectable with some pinpointers to normal coin sized targets.

I also use Pitch 2 for getting characteristic solid hits on deeper coin sized targets when multi tone setups are giving too many different tonal responses or when a possible good deep target just sounds really iffy but has decent numbers. If it stays iffy after switching to Pitch 2 I move on usually. If Pitch 2 eliminates the iffy nature of the audio and the numbers are good enough, I'm digging.

I also use Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil sometimes for gold prospecting in soil conditions that are not too iron mineralized and have a reasonable amount of hot rocks. Pitch 2 with the HF2 coil will really hit hard on sub 0.1 gram to 0.01 gram targets.

If the ground is too iron mineralized and full of hot rocks, Pitch 2 can be extremely noisy and a nightmare.

It can also be a nightmare in areas that are packed with micro sized trash targets.

If someone can help me figure out a good way to use the morph/stereo audio where I detect, I would be grateful.

Hi there.
Here are 2 videos I think you should watch. Let me find the second vicoe.
Keep in mind it’s easy to do a quick progrsm change and randomly check a target.
So you don’t have to necessarily run mukti processing all the time to get some benefit.
2 different coils shown here - hf2 and the 9” FMF.
Keep in mind nonferrous targets genrelly don’t produce iron tone.