Mark ( ohio )
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has anyone heard any other information about it??
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Waiting patiently for the G2 introduction.... could it be early aug.. or early sept...
- Thread starter Mark ( ohio )
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Keith Southern
Active member
Wish they would not even tell us about the machines till there ready...But maybe they figure the loyal customers will hold off on a purchase if they think there's a new one on the way from First Texas...
I was really impressed with the sensitivity to low conductors the Gold Bug SE had..It was really hot and stable at the same time on gold ( earring post no problem even at serious depth
..)the same item a T-2 wont even hit in disc mode the Gold bug SE would just tear it up
!!
Lets hope the G2 is hot like that and will hit "high conductors" and maybe they will up the gain to get it into the unstable area..I like the stability of the Gold Bug SE at 100 gain but it makes you think it could do more...I like a machine to become unstable at top end to let you know you're not leaving anything on the table so to speak..
Maybe soon all will be revealed
I was really impressed with the sensitivity to low conductors the Gold Bug SE had..It was really hot and stable at the same time on gold ( earring post no problem even at serious depth
..)the same item a T-2 wont even hit in disc mode the Gold bug SE would just tear it up!!Lets hope the G2 is hot like that and will hit "high conductors" and maybe they will up the gain to get it into the unstable area..I like the stability of the Gold Bug SE at 100 gain but it makes you think it could do more...I like a machine to become unstable at top end to let you know you're not leaving anything on the table so to speak..
Maybe soon all will be revealed