Apex metal detector J.R. Edition

For those who want to combine the passion of detectoring and birdwatching, GARRETT has launched the special edition ACE APEX signed by the famous television personality known for the reality show A&E Duck Dynasty J. Robertson Edition.

The set includes the metal detector with the brand new 8.5 "x11" DD Rider with the respective plate cover and the Duck Commander duck calling whistle with lanyard. The Camo-effect coating made for this detector is the ideal design for low-vegetation hikes and being at one with nature.

The technology that makes the GARRETT ACE APEX more performing is the innovative Multi-Flex simultaneous multifrequency technology that offers performances unimaginable up to now for detectors in its price range.

More depth, more reactivity, more versatility and an incredible ability to discriminate and manage the most difficult terrains.

Standard Equipment

• Metal Detector ACE APEX J. Robertson Edition
• 8.5 "x11" DD Rider coil
• 8.5"x11" DD coil cover
• Duck Commander with lanyard
• Built-in Rechargeable Batteries

What are the merits of a Metal Detector with Simultaneous Multifrequency?

Common single-frequency metal detectors transmit, receive and analyze signals using, as it is easy to guess, just one frequency, chosen by the manufacturer based on the particular characteristics that you want to give to the model.

Detectors designed to search for large objects will most likely use a low frequency (3-5 kHz) while, for example, coin-oriented machines will have an intermediate frequency (7-15 kHz) or even specific machines for small gold nuggets prospecting will have a high frequency (30-60 kHz).

Some newly built detectors allow the user to choose one between a set of frequencies (usually 3 or 4, between low, intermediate and high), so that the instrument can be optimized according to specific needs. These detectors are usually called Plurifrequency.

Their limit lies in the fact that it will be a user responsibility to choose the most suitable frequency, but it is not possible then to know which types of targets are buried in the ground.

Here the best solution is given to us by the detectors that use a Simultaneous Multifrequency!

These machines are able to transmit, receive and analyze 2 or more (up to tens!) frequencies AT THE SAME TIME!

Buried targets will then be analyzed by both low, intermediate and high frequencies, in a completely automatic, fast and efficient way, thus providing the best ability to detect and identify targets compared to silgle or plurifrequency models.

In addition, Simultaneous Multifrequency will be able to excellently reduce the disturbances of mineralization, both ferrous and saline.