Know the Size of a Target Before you Dig
PN
1120570
MSRP
$1,235.24 (U.S.)
GTI™ 2500 Additional Features
True All Metal Mode
Detects all types of metal and provides the greatest possible detection depth and sensitivity.
Fast Track Ground Balance
Automatic feature that allows the user to quickly ground balance the detector in mineralized soil conditions.
Adjustable Threshold
Allows user to manually adjust the audio threshold (constant background sound or “hum”) to better hear targets.
Electronic Pinpointing
This non-motion All-Metal Mode function is used to precisely locate a detected target’s position.
Ground Track (Automatic)
Detector continually measures ground mineralization and automatically adjusts itself for optimum performance.
Scantrack™ Optimization
Optimizes analysis of target signals based on searchcoil swing speed.
Volume Control
Adjust the level of target audio volume without changing Threshold volume level.
GTI™ 2500 Photo Gallery
From the field images and significant finds made by GTI™ 2500 users.
(Click any image to enlarge and read details)
(Click any image to enlarge and read details)
Gold coin mounted in a gold nugget ring, discovered by Curtis M.
1915 California motor vehicle registration tag, found by Lance G.
Middle Bronze age battle ax and spearhead from the 13th to 15th century BC, discovered by Luliu-Cristinel P.
1797 Spanish reale, found by Steve L.
1,327-coin silver cache, discovered by Leo K.
Private Frank Blakemore 1898 Spanish-American War dog tag, found and returned to Blakemore’s great-grandson by Raymond B.
WWII inscribed silver Memorial Cross, found and returned to the soldier’s family by Barry C.
U.S. Civil War buckle discovered by George “KG” Wyant from Nat Geo Channel’s TV show Diggers
1852 silver three-cent piece, found by Richard M.
Early 1900s 10k tri-colored gold Masonic ring with a diamond, found by Charles G.
U.S. Civil War artillery grape shot, discovered by Jimmy K.
Charles Garrett discovered this musket ball while searching the battlefield of San Jacinto in Texas with a GTI 2500.
1619 hammered silver coin, found by Mark I.
Julia Lepedia Roman bronze coin, circa 44-36 BC), found by Adrian R.
1542-1552 Maravedies coins, found by Alejandro L.
1909 Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo copper medallion, found by Richard B.
1859-S Seated Liberty silver dime, found by Steve S.
1850 Civil War sword plate, found by Arnoldo R.
6-inch tall Roman statuette of Venus, the Roman goddess of love, found by Thorsten S.
28-gram ancient Roman gold seal ring, found by Iuliu-Cristenel P.
1900 5-rouble and an 1899 10-roubles gold coins, found by Yurii K.
Hoard of more than 75 silver Roman coins—dating between 350 to 384 AD, found by Ovidiu P.
8.98-gram 1st Century Roman Aureus double solidus gold coin, found by Stefan D.
Russian and Austro-Hungarian brass WWI belt clips, discovered by Boris D.
GTI™ 2500 Films
Official Garrett training videos, plus From the Field adventures showing the GTI™ 2500 in use.
Garrett GTI 2500 Introduction - Part 1 of 5
Garrett GTI 2500 Discrimination - Part 2 of 5
Garrett GTI 2500 Discrimination Segments - Part 3 of 5
Garrett GTI 2500 More about Imaging - Part 4 of 5
Garrett GTI 2500 All Metal Mode Operation - Part 5 of 5
Imaging by Garrett (GTI Instructional)
GTI 2500 Hunting with 8.5x11” DD Coil
Accessories
Standard and optional searchcoils for Garrett’s detectors, and protective searchcoil covers.
