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Torn on my next machine...Anfibio? ORX?
- Thread starter IowaRelic
- Start date
Sataro
Active member
I’ve owned the Anfibio but have since sold it. It is an excellent detector. Only problem I’ve had with it is it's weight. Getting older each year has caused me to start watching weight of the detector. Currently using Nox 800 as my main detector. Just purchased the ORX so not that much time on it. Very light weight for sure. Depth seems good. I do like what I’m seeing on it’s performance. If choosing between the two, I would definitely go with the Anfibio.
IowaRelic
Well-known member
I’ve since picked up a like new multi kruzer. It’s been a mixed bag. Some sites it’s been a really fun machine like at old homesites and places with iron. Hunting parks and yards has been a bit tougher with it. each tone mode has such different behavior I’m still trying to gain confidence and figure where is best spots for each mode. It’s got plenty of juice behind it that’s for sure.