Contents
- 1 Finding the best headphones for metal detectors
- 1.1 Check out our List for the best metal detector headphones:
- 1.1.1 Bounty Hunter HEAD-PL Metal Detector Headphones
- 1.1.2 Treasure Wise Metal Detecting Headphones
- 1.1.3 Garrett DELUXE GARRETT HEADPHONES
- 1.1.4 Fisher Stereo Headphones
- 1.1.5 Whites v Series Wireless Headphones
- 1.1.6 White’s MXSport Waterproof Headphone
- 1.1.7 White’s ProStar Metal Detector Headphones
- 1.1.8 DetectorPro Gray Ghost BT
- 1.2 Selecting the best headphones for Metal Detecting
- 1.1 Check out our List for the best metal detector headphones:
Finding the best headphones for metal detectors
When your starting off with metal detectors it can be hard to know everything there is to know especially now a days with so many options and places you can start metal detecting. One of the most important aspects when you start metal detecting like in any other hobby or sport is that you may want to look for the best equipment. How else are you going to find the treasure you want if you are not properly prepared?
Finding the best headphones for metal detectors doesn’t have to be so hard. We have you covered. Metal detecting is both fun and can be an awesome way to not only find valuable treasures but also exercises. Yes exercise. When you are walking you are outdoors and working out your legs and ears. Now wait. What your ears? Yes , your ears, you not only have to learn how to listen but learn how to identify the different sounds you hear,but unfortunately you have to have good headphones or otherwise you will not listen to what your metal detector is telling you.
Check out our List for the best metal detector headphones:
Bounty Hunter HEAD-PL Metal Detector Headphones
Treasure Wise Metal Detecting Headphones
Garrett DELUXE GARRETT HEADPHONES
Fisher Stereo Headphones
Click on title to view the Fisher Stereo Headphones
Whites v Series Wireless Headphones
White’s MXSport Waterproof Headphone
White’s ProStar Metal Detector Headphones
DetectorPro Gray Ghost BT
Selecting the best headphones for Metal Detecting
Selecting top notch headphones does not have to be hard, most headphones are well made and will be suitable to go hunting for treasure. Here is a few tips to help you select the right headphone for your metal detector:
Think about the prices– There’s a popular saying that you get what you pay for. When purchasing your next metal detector headphone you can see why this rings true but don’t think that the cheapest headphone is necessarily the worst. In fact in todays market, the cheapest one may not be so bad, the reason behind the logic is because they have to be made up to standards, if you are on a budget then perhaps you can start out with the most economical one and work with it, learn how to use it and then move up to a more practical headphone.
Look at the product before you buy it-This makes sense. Some headphones only work with the manufacturers model of metal detectors and will now work with others, keep this in mind when you are selecting the one you like, be sure to read the information and make a smart and educated decision. The Garrett Master Sound work with more then one model of detectors, and thus may make a right choice for the hunter who had different models from different manufacturers.
Check out different capabilities-Not all headphones do the same thing, in truth think about the quality of sound. Some metal detecting headphones have coiled cords like the Garrett Master Sound, this allows you a tangle free headphone that can come in handy when you are digging up a possible treasure and while some offer the coiled version, you don’t necessarily have to have it like this, just read the information to make sure the cords length is ok for you, if you are a tall person, you will need more cord length then a shorter person especially when digging or bending down. Also some headphones have the ability to control the volume on each side.This comes in handy if you want to hear what is going on in your surroundings
Brian Fielding
Hi, My name is Brian Fielding, for the last 10 years ive been taking metal detecting from a hobby to my full time research. I love the idea that you can just relax and kick back while you listen to the noises, ive been lucky enough to love the sport, keeps me healthy and keeps me going!