Nokta Triple Score Metal Detector

What Is the Nokta Triple Score Metal Detector?

The Nokta Triple Score metal detector is the flagship of the Nokta Score Series and is sold only as the Pro Pack bundle. It runs simultaneous multi-frequency (SMF) in Multi mode and adds three selectable single-frequency options at 4 kHz, 15 kHz, and 20 kHz so you can match the detector to the site. Onboard the Triple Score you get four search modes (Park, Field, Beach, Relic), 60 target IDs across 30 discrimination segments, sensitivity 1 to 15, recovery speed 1 to 5, Auto, Manual, or Tracking ground balance, Iron Filter 0 to 9, a notch filter, threshold 0 to 30, bottle cap rejection 0 to 8, tone options 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 60, P, iron volume 0 to 10, tone break on tone region 1, and three custom user profiles. The detector is IP68 rated to 5 m (16 ft), weighs 2.6 lb (1.2 kg) with the SC30 coil mounted, and runs on a 3250 mAh lithium-polymer battery good for up to 12 hours of USB-charged hunting.

Nokta Triple Score Key Features

SMF and Selectable Single Frequencies

Multi mode fires multiple frequencies at once for stable target ID on salt sand, mineralized red clay, and in iron-trashy permissions. Drop to 4 kHz for chasing deep silver on clean ground, 15 kHz for a balanced response in parks and fields, and 20 kHz when smaller gold and thin foil-style targets matter. Auto frequency shift across 13 channels handles EMI on hunts near power lines or other detectors. Audio tone frequencies are adjustable from 100 Hz to 1200 Hz.

Ground Balance and Terrain Performance

Auto, Manual, and Tracking ground balance options cover the full mineralization range. Manual locks the GB over a known site so the detector stops drifting on hot pockets. Tracking handles the in-between when soil composition changes underfoot, common when crossing a creek bed or moving from grass into wet sand. The Ground Suppressor adjustment (0 to 8) tightens response further when hot rocks light up the audio. The Triple Score adds the Relic search mode that the base Score and Double Score do not offer, tuned for iron-heavy colonial-era permissions and older home sites.

Iron Handling and Tone Tools

Iron Filter 0 to 9, notch filter, bottle cap rejection 0 to 8, and iron volume 0 to 10 work together so iron does not mask non-ferrous targets. Tone break on tone region 1 lets you set where the audio shifts from low iron tones to a mid-tone, useful for hunting nickel and small gold without losing iron audio entirely. Threshold (0 to 30) supports an all-metal background hum so deep targets stay audible while you run discrimination patterns A, G, F, or C. Recovery speed 1 to 5 lets you slow down for maximum depth on clean ground or speed up to separate targets in iron-trashy clusters.

Waterproof Build and Audio

IP68 submersion to 5 m (16 ft) covers surf wading, shallow stream work, and rain hunts. The included SC30 and SC24 are waterproof DD coils built for the same submerged use. The Pro Pack ships with Nokta Bluetooth aptX Low Latency headphones in the box, so wireless audio is ready out of the gate. Vibration alerts (0 to 5) supplement audio underwater and in noisy environments. Carbon-fiber lower and upper shafts keep total weight at 2.6 lb with the coil mounted, and the shaft collapses from 52" to 25" for transport.

Nokta Triple Score vs. Score and Double Score

All three Nokta Score Series detectors share the SMF engine, IP68 16-foot rating, 60 target IDs, vibration, Bluetooth output, the 3250 mAh battery, and 25" to 52" adjustable shafts. The differences sit in frequency options, sensitivity range, ground balance control, the advanced tone tool set, included coils, and bundled headphones.

The base Nokta Score is the entry-tier SMF rig for hunters who want a single-coil simple machine. The Double Score adds adjustable sensitivity, Iron Filter, notch, recovery speed, and full ground balance. The Triple Score Pro Pack stacks on the second SC24 coil, Bluetooth headphones in the box, the Relic search mode, two additional single-frequency options (4 kHz and 20 kHz), and the full tone-break, threshold, bottle cap rejection, and iron volume tool set for hunters pushing deeper into iron-trashy and mineralized ground.

Who Should Buy the Nokta Triple Score Metal Detector?

The Triple Score Pro Pack fits experienced detectorists who have outgrown a basic SMF rig and want the tone-break, threshold, bottle cap rejection, and iron volume controls to dial in iron-heavy sites. Relic hunters working colonial-era permissions where iron scatter and lead shot demand careful audio separation will use the Relic mode, the Iron Filter, and the 1-to-5 recovery speed daily. Beach hunters split between dry sand and wet surf get Multi-mode SMF stability plus the option to drop to 4 kHz for deeper silver in clean sand. Park veterans who have cherry-picked the shallow clad and are working on masked targets next to bottle caps will use the bottle cap rejection setting and tone-break tools to recover coins the base Score and Double Score cannot separate. The Triple Score is not a first detector; it assumes you already understand ground balance behavior, how recovery speed interacts with depth, tone ID by frequency, and notch maps. New detectorists are better served starting with the base Nokta Score and stepping up after logging field hours.

Why Buy the Nokta Triple Score Metal Detector from Serious Detecting?

• Free Shipping on Orders Over $99: Your Triple Score Pro Pack ships at no extra cost across the continental US.
• Authorized US Nokta Dealer: Full 3-year manufacturer warranty and product registration support
• Detectorists on Staff: Call or email for setup help, coil pairing, and site-specific settings advice from people who hunt the same gear.