When you posted, "And you can hunt in saltwater or anywhere else you choose." Are you passing along that Garrett is claiming this is a salt water machine that will do as well as the multi-frequency units? No speculation here, I want to know what Garrett is saying not what you are reading into the phrase of "All Terrain". The reason I am asking is that I have carefully reviewed the advertising glossy on the AT-Pro that is posted everywhere and there isn't a mention of salt water anywhere in that. You would think that if they believe that they are the first ones to design and build a single frequency machine that can do as well as multi-frequency machines in salt water that they would be shouting it out, in all capital letter, bolded and underlined instead of not mentioning it at all.
Also I pre-ordered this machine because it looked like it was setup for relic hunting. Its expanded iron range, from 1 to 39, is setup just like the T2, which is the best relic machine I have used, (until I sold it for triple what I paid for it last winter and got a F75 which is almost the same thing just setup more for coins). Yet almost all of the info I have seen so far is about how well it does separating coins from trash. In the farm fields I hunt in there just aren't many coins to find in most places. You can hunt a 5 acre field and only find 5 or 10 coins so how the machine does on coins doesn't matter much to me. I just hope it doesn't treat metals like lead, pewter, brass, tin, and ferrous targets with a conductivity higher or lower than nails as trash metals so it can be more responsive to copper and silver. I would be very disappointed with it if it blocked the response from a bullet, tombac, hane knob or even an ox shoe so it could ring up a dime next to it or under it.