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The Nokta Triple Score Pro Pack is the top of the Score lineup and the upgrade machine for detectorists ready to leave a single-frequency VLF behind. Simultaneous Multi-Frequency runs multiple frequencies at once for stable target IDs across mineralized soil, dry sand, and shallow saltwater, and the full IP68 build lets us hunt to 16 ft (5 m) with the same machine we used in the park that morning. The Pro Pack ships with two coils, wireless aptX Low Latency headphones, and the new Relic search mode that separates the Triple Score from the rest of the Nokta lineup.
What You Gain Coming from a Single-Frequency VLF
- Target IDs lock in across variable ground. SMF runs a range of frequencies simultaneously, so the screen reading does not jump between coin-class targets when soil mineralization changes mid-swing.
- Real depth on faint coin signals without losing iron rejection. The Triple Score holds usable target ID on small silver and thin coppers that a 6.5 kHz single-frequency would only buzz on.
- Beach to forest in one rig. IP68 to 16 ft means full saltwater submersion, not splash resistance, and we can move from wet sand back to a wooded site without changing machines.
- A dedicated Relic search mode tuned for old iron sites. Most SMF detectors at this price ship with three modes; the Triple Score adds Relic, which is the reason colonial and homestead hunters are picking it up.
- Light enough for a full day. At 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg) on a carbon fiber shaft, swing fatigue is meaningfully lower than the heavier mid-tier machines this replaces.
- Two coils in the box, not one. The Pro Pack includes the SC30 (12 in. x 9 in.) for ground coverage and the SC24 (9.5 in. x 6 in.) for trash separation, which is a coil purchase we are not asking buyers to make later.
What's in the Box
- Triple Score control system
- SC30 (12 in. x 9 in.) waterproof DD search coil with coil cover
- SC24 (9.5 in. x 6 in.) waterproof DD search coil with coil cover
- Bluetooth aptX Low Latency wireless headphones
- USB charging and data cable
- Owner's manual and 3-year manufacturer warranty card

Field Use and Settings Recipes
Park and Schoolyard Coin Hunting
Cut grass, packed playground soil, and a steady iron bedding from old fasteners and bottle caps. Park mode with the SC24 (9.5 in. x 6 in.) coil gives us the trash separation we need without losing depth on dimes and small Indians. The Triple Score's 5-level recovery speed lets us push past nails without ghosting nearby silver.
- Mode: Park
- Frequency: Multi
- Sensitivity: 11 to 13
- Iron Filter: 1 to 2
- Recovery Speed: 3
- Ground Balance: Tracking
Wet and Dry Sand Beach Hunting
Salt content shifts target IDs on most single-frequency machines, and that is the limitation SMF was built to solve. With Beach mode the Triple Score holds stable IDs on the wet line, and the IP68 rating means coil and shaft can ride a wave or swing through a tide pool without panic.
- Mode: Beach
- Frequency: Multi
- Sensitivity: 9 to 11 on wet sand, 13 on dry
- Iron Filter: 0
- Recovery Speed: 4
- Ground Balance: Auto
Relic and Old-Site Hunting
Iron-heavy colonial and homestead sites are the reason the Triple Score added a fourth search mode. Relic opens up the iron range so we can hear the difference between brass and an iron flake without writing off every low tone. With the SC24 we get separation; switching to the SC30 reaches deeper buttons and large copper.
- Mode: Relic
- Frequency: Multi or 20 kHz for small brass
- Sensitivity: 12 to 14
- Iron Volume: 4 to 6
- Recovery Speed: 4 to 5
- Ground Balance: Manual, then track if soil shifts
SMF Technology and the New Relic Mode
Simultaneous Multi-Frequency means the Triple Score transmits and reads at multiple frequencies at the same time, then resolves a single stable target ID from the combined response. That is how the machine separates a small piece of foil from a thin silver dime in the same hole, and it is the reason saltwater stops drifting the readout. We can also lock to single frequency (4, 15, or 20 kHz) when we want to bias for large iron, mid-conductors, or small gold.
Relic mode is the change that matters most for buyers stepping up from the original Score. It widens the audio window for low and mid-tone iron-adjacent targets, so iron-bound brass, lead, and copper come through as distinct breaks instead of the iron grunt a coin-mode setup would treat as junk. For a deeper feature breakdown across the lineup, our Score, Double Score, and Triple Score comparison walks through which model fits which hunt style.

Build, Display, and Audio
The carbon fiber telescoping shaft keeps the Triple Score at 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg) fully assembled and balanced under the elbow rather than out at the coil. The control box runs a backlit display with 60-segment target ID, harmonic tones (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 60, P), adjustable iron volume from 0 to 10, and a tone break for Tone Region 1 so we can park a custom audio response on iron-line conductors. Vibration is built in for low-light and underwater hunts.
Audio runs three ways: internal speaker, wired through a waterproof connector for submerged use, and Bluetooth aptX Low Latency to the included Nokta wireless headphones with no audio lag. We pair the included Nokta AccuPOINT Pinpointer in many of our Triple Score field kits because it color-displays target ID at the hole, which speeds up trash recovery without digging twice.
Coil Options
The Pro Pack ships with two factory coils. The SC30 (12 in. x 9 in.) DD is the all-purpose coil for open ground, beach, and field work, where we want footprint and depth. The SC24 (9.5 in. x 6 in.) DD is the small-target and trash-site coil; we reach for it in iron-heavy parks, rooty sites, and tight bottle dumps where target separation matters more than coverage. Optional Score-series coils are listed on the manufacturer page and we will stock them as Nokta releases them in the US.

Specifications
- Frequency / Technology: Simultaneous Multi-Frequency, plus selectable single 4, 15, and 20 kHz
- Search Modes: 4 (Park, Field, Beach, Relic)
- Target ID Scale: 60 segments with harmonic tones
- Tones: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 60, P (pitch), with adjustable tone break on Tone Region 1
- Sensitivity: 1 to 15
- Recovery Speed: 5 levels
- Iron Volume: 0 to 10
- Iron Filter, Notch Filter, Pinpoint, Auto Noise Cancel: Yes
- Ground Balance: Automatic, Manual, and Tracking
- Vibration: Yes
- Search Coils Included: SC30 (12 in. x 9 in.) DD waterproof and SC24 (9.5 in. x 6 in.) DD waterproof, both with covers
- Shaft: Telescoping carbon fiber
- Weight: 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg)
- Battery: 3,250 mAh Lithium Polymer rechargeable, up to 12 hours, USB charge or power bank
- Waterproof Rating: IP68, fully submersible to 16 ft (5 m)
- Wireless Audio: Bluetooth aptX Low Latency, headphones included
- Warranty: 3-year manufacturer warranty
Why Buy the Nokta Triple Score Pro Pack from Serious Detecting
We are an authorized Nokta dealer, and every Nokta Triple Score Pro Pack we ship carries the full 3-year Nokta manufacturer warranty. Our team detects with these machines, so the support call after the first hunt comes back with a real answer, not a script. Free US shipping is standard, our 30-day return window is honored without restocking games, and our price-match guarantee covers any other authorized Nokta dealer. If the buying decision is between the Triple Score and the next step down, the Nokta Double Score collection covers the model below it for a side-by-side look at where the price difference goes.
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