Uses low and high frequencies simultaneously. Moisture subtraction reduces false signals on wet ground and over holes. Suitable for all experience levels and works on almost any terrain.

Frequency addition up to 40 kHz for maximum sensitivity to all objects. Very effective in mineralised ground when searching for the tiniest finds. Reactivity 2 for clean ground, 3 in disturbed terrain.

Sensitive platform with Full Tone audio and reactivity 3. Each object produces its own tone in proportion to its conductivity – extremely informative. Very effective in iron-infested and mineralised ground.

Sensitive platform with Pitch audio (Square) and reactivity 3. Fast, confident work in heavily iron-laden and mineralised ground. Popular for woodland searches and Civil War fields.

Optimised for parks and busy urban areas, up to 24 kHz. A good balance between depth and discrimination. Ideal for coin hunting on sites that have already been searched many times.

Combines low and medium frequencies up to 14 kHz for maximum depth on high conductors such as silver coins. Ground stability at 1 for maximum depth, at 2 if you get false signals. Very stable target ID on deep coins.

Like the classic Deus 1 on a single frequency, but benefits from the extended 4–45 kHz spectrum of the Deus 2 and improved EMI suppression. The first choice if you have interference problems in multi-frequency mode.

Specially designed for highly mineralised, gold-bearing ground. Extensively revised with update 3.1 – now detects gold pieces from approx. 0.01 g. All-metal mode for maximum depth. Always carry out a precise ground balance (grabbing).

Low subtracted frequencies for finding large metal masses. All-metal mode with low reactivity for maximum depth. Keep the coil 15–20 cm above the ground to avoid shallow interference signals.

Three programs for saltwater environments: Diving (most stable), Beach and Beach Sens (most sensitive). Low subtracted frequencies locate rings and coins, while aluminium foil is naturally suppressed.

The most discussed community program. Based on Fast, it uses targeted double notching to block out aluminium trash and bottle caps – silver coins come through cleanly. Has still found silver in parks that had already been searched many times.

Developed for heavily iron-infested locations such as old homesteads and historic fields. Uses an unusually high discrimination as the tone threshold to better separate iron/non-ferrous pairs. Confirmed on several sites with Walking Liberty halves and quarters.

Custom version of the Relic program for deep hunting of Colonial and Civil War finds. Used after a first pass with General. Documented with coin finds from more than 25 cm deep in farm fields in Virginia and North Carolina.

Confirmed by many experienced US detectorists as the deepest and most stable all-rounder for inland use. No notch, 5 tones, reactivity and sensitivity pushed to the maximum the site allows. Penny/dime targets reached at up to 8 inches (approx. 20 cm) in tests.

According to community tests, the deepest mono mode of all in clean inland ground (especially sandy soil). Used by US detectorists on Colonial and Civil War fields in Virginia and other southern states. Deep silver coins documented at up to 30 cm.

Refined version of the Legacy program with optimised tone breaks. Tone break 3 at 48 lets Saxon coins through the iron noise. Tone break 4 at 60 for Roman bronze. Also confirmed with good results on US farm sites from the 1850s.

Sensi FT as the base, but with high tones raised for higher target IDs. Used in summer on harvested and wheat fields; in winter, switch to General because of moisture subtraction. Particularly productive on freshly ploughed fields.

On heavily iron-infested ground, up to 1–3 inches more depth than the factory program. Better on low conductors than Deep HC. Reactivity and discrimination are adjusted to the specific site. Widely confirmed as an all-round program for iron sites.

Simple and effective: the Park program with all filters at minimum and reactivity as low as possible. The Deus 2 dedicates its entire processing power to signal processing. Instant success with coin finds at 4–7 inches deep confirmed on the very first outing.