To be fair they are probably still recovering after the disaster that was the EVO6000.
And now they are still a long way behind the big players.
Do any of us actually own a C. Scope ?
Yes I still have a C Scope. I also have a Minelab Xterra Pro. My C Scope is only a year old and is the non motion 1220XD model. The Xterra Pro air tests much deeper than the C Scope but I took them both out detecting and the C Scope found every signal the Xterra did. I took the C Scope to the beach last weekend and set it to GD1 mode, sensitivity turned up nearly full and discrimination on just 1 and it performed perfectly on wet sand right up to the edge of the tide. It's a great machine 
I have owned my 6mx for around 13 years & it has served me very well & would never part with it.
Simple three tones - iron grunt, medium tone for what ever you set the discimination at & the lovely positive high tone for non ferrous, so easy to use and set up.
My hammered coin rate sky rocketed when i started using it & it has found me a scattered roman siliqua hoard too.
Even though I own another "top" brand detector - I still take it out from time to time & usualy there is little difference in what im finding with either machine.
Simple to use, no meter, no complicated programe to set up - just turn on & enjoy.
Simple three tones - iron grunt, medium tone for what ever you set the discimination at & the lovely positive high tone for non ferrous, so easy to use and set up.
My hammered coin rate sky rocketed when i started using it & it has found me a scattered roman siliqua hoard too.
Even though I own another "top" brand detector - I still take it out from time to time & usualy there is little difference in what im finding with either machine.
Simple to use, no meter, no complicated programe to set up - just turn on & enjoy.
