When the Manticore was released in the late 2022, we were first introduced to Multi-IQ+, a more powerful type of detector processing which supports a more sophisticated engine within the detector. This provides the Manticore with 10 search profiles whereas the Equinox range only hosted 3 or 4 (3 for the Equinox 600, and 4 for the Equinox 800). We assume there is quite a difference between Multi-IQ and Multi-IQ+ in terms of what the machine can support, but is there any different between the Multi-IQ within the Equinox 600 and Equinox 800, and the new-generation Equinox 700 and Equinox 900 models. Note: The Iron Bias setting is only available when the operating frequency of the Equinox is set to “Multi”. When Would You Use The Iron Bias Setting? If you are looking for a very good switch-on-and-go metal detector for you or your child you will not be disappointed with the Equinox 600. From to time, Minelab offers seasonal offers and they supply the 600 with the ML80 wireless headphones, this is a great deal and worth bagging while you can.

The Minelab Equinox 600 comes with pre-configured settings and several pre set modes, which in themselves are excellent. You could find virtually all types of metals with multiple frequencies at work. Noise won’t be a bother because of its automatic Noise Cancel. You could also take advantage of its auto ground balancing (or tweak it to your taste with the manual option) and its adjustable threshold. Detect Modes on Equinox 600

Wireless Audio Compatible Compatible with High-Speed wireless audio via WM 08 or fast aptX™ Low Latency / Bluetooth headphones. These include the 6" round DD coil and the 15" elliptical coil plus a range of spares and other accessories. Plus we have the new COILTEK range of coils, specifically designed for the NOX only. Each search mode had two custom search profiles which can be saved, giving six custom profiles in all

Yes if you drop the recovery rate to 1 during an air test the depth will be a lot deeper. Same with testbed tests; if you know where the target is any noise means you’ve detected the target, right? There are special conditions where advanced settings will be required, like difficult soil conditions, for instance. In such cases, having your user manual at hand will help a great deal for reference. Still, the dividing line between the 600/700 and 800/900 comes down to a more advanced set of features around customization and the expanded gold mode. . Specifications of Equinox Comparison The main reason for writing these blogs is to bust a few myths that have sprung up since the release of the Equinox.The main differences are in the advanced fine-tuning settings, where the Equinox 800 has an advantage in. In addition, the Minelab Equinox 800 has a Gold Detect Mode, which the Equinox 600 does not. The Equinox 800 can use the 20 kHz and 40 kHz separately or simultaneously using Multi-IQ mode, while the Equinox 600 only uses them in Multi-IQ mode. So, if you want the great performance from your detector but looking at a slightly lower price point the EQUINOX 600 will suit perfectly all your needs. The EQUINOX 600 features three levels of Detect Speed. The EQUINOX 800 has eight levels for finer tuning in the densest "carpet of nails" scenarios. Low settings offer more solid hits on very deep targets, but poor separation of closely adjacent targets. High settings have great separation, but the clipped audio responses required in dense trash make it harder to hear very deep targets. Use a setting as low as possible that achieves the desired target separation. The Iron Bias setting also has a similar resolution difference between the 600 and the 800. In these situations the machine has become so noisy with false signals and corrupted target responses, you would’ve been better off leaving the machine in factory settings.... which by the way were designed by Minelab’s testers to give new users a head-start. There are kit differences and feature differences between the two models within this series. The kit differences include: no WM 08 module provided in the kit for Equinox 600, despite the fact it is compatible; wired headphones for 600 and wireless for 800.