I believe that both the SDC 2300 and the Gold Monster 1000 have both audio and visual responses. 
Questions about prices and certain functions
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Regarding price, bought a 7 when they first came out. $11.5K then. I was prepared to pay the price for the brand new technology having missed out badly by many years with the first SD2000 which I then regarded as grossly overpriced compared to prices for VLF machines.
Whilst I don’t think the 7 represented the same quantum leap that the 2000 did over VLFs it was certainly the best machine I had used and the only reason I do not now is the weight factor on my dodgy arm.
Most innovative products follow a similar life profile, with relatively expensive initial costs (to recover research and development costs) then reducing in real terms over time approaching manufacturing costs in the face of market saturation and falling demand and competition.
The marketplace is as true a law of the universe as just about any other law .
PS whilst weight considerations forced me to move to a lighter detector, I was impressed enough with the performance of the 7, to buy shares in Minelab. Did well enough out of them to pay for the detector, but should have held on to them. When any company develops world leading products why shouldn’t it be allowed to make a good profit for the shareholders who take the risk of the product being a dud.
Whilst I don’t think the 7 represented the same quantum leap that the 2000 did over VLFs it was certainly the best machine I had used and the only reason I do not now is the weight factor on my dodgy arm.
Most innovative products follow a similar life profile, with relatively expensive initial costs (to recover research and development costs) then reducing in real terms over time approaching manufacturing costs in the face of market saturation and falling demand and competition.
The marketplace is as true a law of the universe as just about any other law .
PS whilst weight considerations forced me to move to a lighter detector, I was impressed enough with the performance of the 7, to buy shares in Minelab. Did well enough out of them to pay for the detector, but should have held on to them. When any company develops world leading products why shouldn’t it be allowed to make a good profit for the shareholders who take the risk of the product being a dud.
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There been a 7000 on gumtree in Perth for a week going for $5800 with a few month warranty it looks like it’s been used once or twice.
There’s a website called gold-tec that makes a device for the hearing impaired,
I’d explain a bit more, but a pop up ad is annoying the s@@t out of me and keeps deleting half my post.
There’s a website called gold-tec that makes a device for the hearing impaired,
I’d explain a bit more, but a pop up ad is annoying the s@@t out of me and keeps deleting half my post.
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Here’s a link, I was looking up headphones with adjustable volume for my lazy right ear a while back and stumble across this site.
It won’t open on my phone for some reason now but from memory, you ran the detector through a booster that converts sound into vibration and maybe had visual indicators.
https://www.gold-tec.com.au/product/quavar-pi-kit/
It won’t open on my phone for some reason now but from memory, you ran the detector through a booster that converts sound into vibration and maybe had visual indicators.
https://www.gold-tec.com.au/product/quavar-pi-kit/
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