The Golden Sabre II is high performance VLF metal detector that is capable of rejecting ground mineralization and buried

metallic trash simultaneously. It includes Notch Discrimination so that most common pull tabs can be rejected without losing

nickels and small gold rings, or so that only a particular band of desired targets will be detected. Notch Tone Target ID

provides a lone tone for targets below the Notch Level setting, and a higher tone for targets above the Notch Level setting.

Design emphasis was placed on performance and ease of use, while minimizing or eliminating those troublesome

adjustments and features that could cause a loss of performance if not used properly.

The Silent Search discriminate mode is based on motion, which means that the searchcoil must be moving slightly to

detect a target. The motion required is so slight that pinpointing is possible in this mode, however a no motion pinpoint mode

is included, which with the 8 inch open center searchcoil makes pinpointing a very simple task. The automatic ground

rejection circuitry is set to allow operation in virtually any mineralization you might encounter, although operation may be

difficult in black sand. The Golden Sabre II utilizes Tesoro's advanced High Gain Sensitivity circuitry which will provide greater

depth in particular environments plus a higher degree of sensitivity to smaller less conductive targets such as gold jewelry. An

expanded discriminator is added for greater selectivity of hard to identify targets previously detectable only when hunting in All

Metal mode. The Golden Sabre II is easily converted to hip mount operation without the need of kit or tools. Additional eight

foot length of soft braided shield cable eliminates the need of an extension cable. Tesoro's exclusive monolithically shielded

search coil compliments the technical advancements engineered into your new Golden Sabre II.

The unit is furnished with an 8" open center concentric searchcoil. We feel that this coil will provide excellent performance

in most situations. The open center greatly simplifies pinpointing.

As with any detector, the familiarity of the user with the instrument will have a great deal to do with how successful the

treasure hunter is.