though I had some problem with sea water It also ruclips.net/user/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Great video mate. I wish all you-tube tutorials were like this. No BS, No bias pumping a particular bran up. Just plain, simple and informative. I'm still scratching my head which detector to get, but this video has narrowed the field down considerably. Cheers brother
@@janninebennett8782 I haven't had the chance to hold - let alone use a QED detector. Nor do I know anyone that owns one, so probably wouldn't be able to do it justice by mentioning it without prior knowledge. Hopefully one day I'll have the chance to use one, and give my opinion. Thanks for the comment Jannine 😁
Very good overview. Quick and simple with a price point. Thank you very much for sharing. You simplified it for a novice that understands terminology but knowing the differences helps me make a choice for me, my budget, and my treasure hunting locations and landscape. Thank you again!
You forgot to mention battery life. Some of those detectors can burn up a lot of batteries or the need to recharge after 5 hours+. Also, XP Deus lasts several days on one charge. Additionally being so light you can swing it all day. The CTX 3030 will wear you out after a few hours. Just a thought. Great video. David Fort Lauderdale, FL USA
Love your vids mate. My brother just got me into detecting recently by giving me his old bountyhunter 2200. He upgraded to the equinox 800. My first find at an old church nabbed me an 1845 Queen Victoria 1 cent. So am pretty hooked now.
I bought my first MD, a Gold Mountain detector, which was a sister company to Garrett at the time. That was 1976 and I paid $125 dollars for it. My next MD was a Garrett Master Hunter. I lived in Dallas where Garretts were made. My last MD was a Whites Coinmaster, complete with case, headphones and extra coil. Now that I'm at a point in my life where I can afford any detector that I could ever want, my health has left me with mobility issues that pretty much negates detecting my old favorite areas. Now I just watch videos and remember.
Great video. I bought the CTX 3030 and the GPZ-7000 at the same time. A couple of years later, I traded my 3030 and Gold Bug 2 in on a Gold Monster 1000, cash in my pocket and 1 day hunting at the seller's mine (I found almost 1 oz of gold).
good reviews I've had the vanquish 540 pro sold it after a month due to lack of adjustability and bought a nox 800 that I like but my favorite is still the XP Deus hf that I love the nox was bought to replace an AT Pro for water hunting it's way better than any Garrett machine I've owned in water and land thanks
Gooday mate !, I enjoyed every minute of your vid, The change in technology from about 1987 is awesome, , To be honest, I have never used a metal detector, which may seem strange, considering I was a very early employee of Minelab when its operations were in Stepney SA, I loved working there, it was the most switched on company I had worked for, All the engineers and main man, (B.C) were a solid unit ,which has given all the detectorists the best equipment in the world, , Nice work on the info mate !
I'm here in the USA and it's good to know the Mine Lab is a good mushean it was a gift from one of my teachers and my mom they both past away this last year and I have not tried it yet. I have quite a lot of Mine Lab gere .
Great intro video for me to watch before delving into the process of buying a dector! Just a general prospecting question in regards to the sensitivity of metal detectors, and how they may be affected by items being worn/carried around by the user: eg metal cap boots, belt buckles, watches (inc GPS type watches), digging equipment (eg. shovel/pick-axe tools for detecting in hard ground)...how do you carry a pick-axe through the bush, and detect at the same time!!??...
As someone who has used the Xp Deus for around 5 years, I would recommend the Nox 800 instead. I swapped to it this year and not a single regret. The Deus is light and a fantastic machine. But the fact it's wireless from the coil to the remote just adds so much extra EMI and issues. On club rallies it was a pain going near most other detectors, that's why I swapped to the NOX 800 this year. Early when I was new in my metal-detecting club, around 90% of the members had a Deus. It was rare to see someone without one on club rallies. Now, it's rare to see someone use the Deus, Everyone has gone away from it. But anyway, that's my opinion
Jacob mate awesome review on the detectors .. Multi iq for me thanks.. Wireless lightweight awesome battery 🔋 life etc . Keep up the good work mate.. 👍🇦🇺
Thank you for a great and informative video. I'm going to get my first detector soon and this really helped to see and learn the differences between the models. Thanks!
Just got my first machine vanquish 340 a month ago.. finally i have a hobby that can give me something in return.. been dreaming to try metal detecting since i was kid.. my next target might be the equinox800.. from Malaysia btw😁
Glad I found you. I watch a lot of folks, have asked about a do-all detector and no one wants to brave an opinion. The mineLab SDC 2300 looks good. I want wet and dry, because I don’t want a lot of machines. Although I am moved that YOU use the 800. Thanks
I have a NOX 800, SDC 2300, SDC 2200. The 2300 is my gold finding machine, over a pound. The 2200 finds big deep nuggets. The NOX is my silver finding machine, but it has also found about three grams of gold, some of the tiniest nuggets ever, and a few nice nuggets in trashy areas. If I had to choose, I would get the 2300, everyone in our group uses a 2300 now, slowly we all upgraded. When your friend asks, can you hear this? It is gold! And your detector sucks, and you realize what your skipping over. Later that day, I bought mine. Every one of my Minelab metal detectors has paid for itself.
Good overview. I use my gpz7000 on the beach and kill it, salt and medium target settings, anyone else following me won't find much. Not the best for around rocks but to cover ground and picking up faint signals it's the best. I do go into water but the coil floats, so it's hard work, normally I would use my excalibur 2 which is awesome.
Very clear and concise presentation! But I am curious why you did not include the Garrett ATX with the pulse inductions detectors. Sure, it's a bit older than the others you covered. But I continue to use mine with great success. Have found many objects and gold while following after others with VLF and pulse detectors including XP Deus and SDC 2300. The ATX folds compact, has long battery life, is extremely durable, water proof to 3 meters, and has three coils available.. Only con I know of is the weight which has never been a factor for me while using a harness. (I am 65 years old) Another factor I feel people should consider is the sound that the detector produces. I do not prefer the "crying squieal" that Minelabs make. The Hi-Lo tones (or Lo-Hi) tones of the Garretts is much more pleasant and infomative which reduces false or undesireable targets. This can be a huge factor after using the detector for any length of time.
Thanks for the info.obviously you know what your talking about. I like to speed swing but don't like constant high whine. I'm going to test drive an atx before I buy a deux.
Regards from Poland! In Poland is most popular simplex, but also quest q series, before garrett, but we have also Polish brands like Rutus-solid equipment with good price.
Great video with lots of good information. What do you think about the Vanquish 540 vs. the Garrett Ace 400? Is the Vanquish a much better machine if the price is similar?
I have the Minelab Vanquish 540 and have all three coils, the 8, 10 and 12. You mention there is aftermarket coils available would you recommend someplace or some manufacturer to buy them from? I haven't been able to find any. Btw with the pro pack I also got the bluetooth headphones (apparently ultra fast) which is great because they are bluetooth and I can use them with other things, like say my phone.
@@OurPastAu still a great video though. Has definitely thrown a spanner in the works for me lol. I was set on Garrett before this. I read some reviews on the minelab units on the BCF page. Most said the same thing. More suited for kids 14 and under
Yes the Minelab GoFind range is definitely aimed more at kids. Depending on your budget, the Nokta Simplex, Minelab Equinox 800 or Garrett Apex would all certainly be very capable starting units. Remember to factor in costs for digging equipment/pinpointer. I’m happy to answer any other questions you have in future 👍 Best of luck.
@@OurPastAu thank you so much for the reply. I needed up going with the Garrett 300i as a starter option. I thought it has the features I need backed by a reputable name. I was going to get the one down from it but the 300 just had a few more tricks up it’s sleeve to pass up ie: pinpointing, coil cover, controls cover and ear muffs (they’re probz not the greatest tho lol). Keep up the good work and videos. I’ll be sure to keep tuning in
Grest review Jacob. My favourite was the etrac til the screen touchpad started playing up. Have got a vanquish 540 pro pack now. When did you change over to ml? Thought you liked garrett
Is that Zed a 5-speed or 4-speed stick? Damn that thing is huge. I tell ya what, I live inland without really any appreciable water around, except for the odd little lake here or there. For me, that Vanq540 is optimal. But im confused on why rechargeable batteries are a negative with some ppl. Let's say you and a partner are in the field and one has the 540 and the other has whatever other machine that doesn't take batteries. And they both run out of power. With the 540, you can pull out the dead batteries, put them in your pocket to recharge when you get home, and throw in a replacement set of recharged batteries or even regular Duracells and you're off! With your partner's machine, he/she is done! I myself never ever consider versatility to be a negative. Am I missing something? Im newer at the hobby but still, I cant figure out why batteries would be a negative, other than a rechargeable unit not having batteries to lose or drop. But if the thing goes dead you're either done or you have to carry a portable charger like an emergency cell phone power-pack, and thats the same thing as batteries anyway!!?
Which detector would you reccomend between the Vanquish 540,Xp Orx,equinox 600 or Nokta the legend? I'm excluding the equinox 800 because of price but out of the 540,Orx,nox 600 or legend which is money worth?
What about the Garrett ATX ?? I had my eyes on it for some time now ... If not , i would like a metal detector that could go quite deep but not too expensive. Any advices folks ?? Thank you.
I like the gpx 5000 here in Alaska most cheap detectors scream your head of on mineralized ground not the gpx ive had it so quiet all day when a plane flys over i can hear it in weird signals way before i see the plane Another thing i found on a certain channel the hand held mine lab pin pointer can be used like an area detector the 5000 will pick up its signal and the hand held detector can find steel at like 20 feet i only had this happen 1 time and i dont know what channel it was on. Time will tell. What im saying is listen for pointer tone in head set and pointer will change tones way before it makes noise in hand in the head set its amazing
I'm placing an order for my first detector machine. I'm 54 years old so I'm not looking for a toy, I can afford a great machine. After much research and endless videos I've narrowed my choices to two machines. The Equinox 800 and AT Pro/Max, would love to hear opinions on the choices I've made. I'm in the U.S. Midwest, I'm going to be hunting dark black soil areas like a prairie, farm and wooded areas. Any thoughts from anyone would be helpful. Thanks.
Well done fab upload, I want to get into this hobby myself now I have more time and this was really helpful, detectors are a mine field in there own right, so many to choose from .
If I'm new to metal detectors and I'm looking for waterproof and the ability to find coins gold AND relics do they make 1 detector that can do that all under 2000 dollars for the machine itself? I'll buy all the accessories separately... great channel!!!!
Which of the Nokta Makro Simplex or Vanquish 540 Would be best for gold? How much worse are they compared to the expensive 7000? Edit. Or is there something optimized for gold in the lower price ranges?
Same here lol, I have a nox 800 and ctx, All the different coils for both of them and know both machines but my nox stays dusty in the closet unless I let a friend use it😀
Great video explaining each unit and it would be nice to know how deep each one will seek using the same target in the same soil or air would suffice Ah the age old question everyone likes to know and realize there many things to consider doing this but it still would be nice for comparison for the end user thanks
Salve, sono all'oscuro in mataria di metal detector e volevo iniziare a fare un giro con un metal detector. Ho trovato un "affare" per uno SPAGNOLO MD3028 ei deve arrivare. Volevo solo chiedere se rientra in quelli ( che non troveranno mai nulla) oppure si tratta di un economico che fa il suo. Giusto per sapere se camminerò a vuoto in spiaggia. Grazie mille.
I take it the garrett ace apex didn't make the cut. If you had to pick between the apex or vanquish 540 which one? I'm just starting out and want to use it at the beach as well. Coins and relics. Thanks enjoyed the video
Figures I'm in WI we getting hit hard with snow. I'm new to detecting and going to pick up a machine come spring I can't wait to go hunting. Just have to pick out a machine and the EQ 800 seems the diggers choice.
If you are going strictly gold I would recommend the gold monster. I didn't really know anything and saw a couple of vids about the eq800 so bought one but I do plan on buying the gold monster which will prob be my gold machine strictly
Hello, Great video ! Thanks for the overview on the available products and their specs. What do you think about the Safari vs the EQUINOX 800 which are in the same price range ? Thank you !! Kevin
You forgot the makro gold kruzer....cheapest highest performing VLF gold machine out their....,water proof to 10 meters, runs pretty quiet on hot ground at 61 kh...rechargeable wireless head phones and main unit...in the us sells for about $670 !
Great vid, but whats recommended for gold coins or gold jewellery, I have the minelab etrac which has been fantastic for coins and silver, when it hits silver you know about it but for gold it hardly even picks it up.
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What is yoir opinion of the White TDI pro ???
though I had some problem with sea water It also ruclips.net/user/postUgkxa-FNYUOM93a388gi9a4brtSCEVmrHgJH land for finding any things very easily. (thought it would work as normal due to it being water proof within certain parts of the detector), on dry land and sand worked well. My first one, so still have lots to learn
Great video mate. I wish all you-tube tutorials were like this. No BS, No bias pumping a particular bran up. Just plain, simple and informative. I'm still scratching my head which detector to get, but this video has narrowed the field down considerably. Cheers brother
This would be the clearest and most easily understood info-vid on detectors I've seen. Cheers.
Thank you, glad to hear that!
@@OurPastAu sir i am in kenya nairobi are we can buying of your products? It theres a distributor here in , what names of the copany?
Links to all products mentioned can be found in the description of this video 😁😁😁
Sir good morning,, do you deliver in Philippines area sir,, an how tonpay if i order one of your ptocduct sir,,
No mention of the only Australian made metal detector QED pulse induction.
@@janninebennett8782 I haven't had the chance to hold - let alone use a QED detector. Nor do I know anyone that owns one, so probably wouldn't be able to do it justice by mentioning it without prior knowledge. Hopefully one day I'll have the chance to use one, and give my opinion. Thanks for the comment Jannine 😁
Sir, in the philippines are we can buying of your products? It theres a distributor here in philippines , what names of the copany?
It's refreshing to see a really practical chat for newbies.
Thanks for keeping it real.
Cheers
Very good overview. Quick and simple with a price point. Thank you very much for sharing. You simplified it for a novice that understands terminology but knowing the differences helps me make a choice for me, my budget, and my treasure hunting locations and landscape. Thank you again!
Thank you for the kind feedback Bradley! I'm glad this was helpful.
You forgot to mention battery life. Some of those detectors can burn up a lot of batteries or the need to recharge after 5 hours+. Also, XP Deus lasts several days on one charge. Additionally being so light you can swing it all day. The CTX 3030 will wear you out after a few hours. Just a thought. Great video.
David
Fort Lauderdale, FL USA
Love your vids mate. My brother just got me into detecting recently by giving me his old bountyhunter 2200. He upgraded to the equinox 800. My first find at an old church nabbed me an 1845 Queen Victoria 1 cent. So am pretty hooked now.
Cheers for your help! I live in the Falkland Islands and thinking about giving detecting a go. Watched a few vids and decided on the Minelab 540.
I bought my first MD, a Gold Mountain detector, which was a sister company to Garrett at the time. That was 1976 and I paid $125 dollars for it. My next MD was a Garrett Master Hunter. I lived in Dallas where Garretts were made. My last MD was a Whites Coinmaster, complete with case, headphones and extra coil. Now that I'm at a point in my life where I can afford any detector that I could ever want, my health has left me with mobility issues that pretty much negates detecting my old favorite areas. Now I just watch videos and remember.
Damn thats hard to hear man, I wish you all the best!
That's the problem. Get to retirement and have enough money and time, but the body is no longer capable. Keep doing all you can!
Great video. I bought the CTX 3030 and the GPZ-7000 at the same time. A couple of years later, I traded my 3030 and Gold Bug 2 in on a Gold Monster 1000, cash in my pocket and 1 day hunting at the seller's mine (I found almost 1 oz of gold).
Do you recommend the Gold monster over the 3030 or the equinox 800?
good reviews I've had the vanquish 540 pro sold it after a month due to lack of adjustability and bought a nox 800 that I like but my favorite is still the XP Deus hf that I love the nox was bought to replace an AT Pro for water hunting it's way better than any Garrett machine I've owned in water and land thanks
Best video cam and best metal detector,
Nice vid! :)
Well done. Very informative. You're such a great communicator. 😊
Keep up with the work for incredible metal detector enthusiast ✔
The 800 submerged in saltwater is hard to beat, very smooth!
My equinox 800 runs circles around my buddy’s Deus all day long!!! Great video and info!!
Did you do any of the 3 upgrades?
Gooday mate !, I enjoyed every minute of your vid, The change in technology from about 1987 is awesome, , To be honest, I have never used a metal detector, which may seem strange, considering I was a very early employee of Minelab when its operations were in Stepney SA, I loved working there, it was the most switched on company I had worked for, All the engineers and main man, (B.C) were a solid unit ,which has given all the detectorists the best equipment in the world, , Nice work on the info mate !
I'm here in the USA and it's good to know the Mine Lab is a good mushean it was a gift from one of my teachers and my mom they both past away this last year and I have not tried it yet. I have quite a lot of Mine Lab gere .
Awesome video! Straight to the point! You're one of the best!
Xp deus and ctx 3030 the two best metal detectors in the world , greetings from Portugal!
Great intro video for me to watch before delving into the process of buying a dector! Just a general prospecting question in regards to the sensitivity of metal detectors, and how they may be affected by items being worn/carried around by the user: eg metal cap boots, belt buckles, watches (inc GPS type watches), digging equipment (eg. shovel/pick-axe tools for detecting in hard ground)...how do you carry a pick-axe through the bush, and detect at the same time!!??...
As someone who has used the Xp Deus for around 5 years, I would recommend the Nox 800 instead. I swapped to it this year and not a single regret. The Deus is light and a fantastic machine. But the fact it's wireless from the coil to the remote just adds so much extra EMI and issues. On club rallies it was a pain going near most other detectors, that's why I swapped to the NOX 800 this year.
Early when I was new in my metal-detecting club, around 90% of the members had a Deus. It was rare to see someone without one on club rallies. Now, it's rare to see someone use the Deus, Everyone has gone away from it.
But anyway, that's my opinion
Jacob mate awesome review on the detectors .. Multi iq for me thanks.. Wireless lightweight awesome battery 🔋 life etc . Keep up the good work mate.. 👍🇦🇺
Thank you Paul, very true. 👍
Water proof?
Thank you for a great and informative video. I'm going to get my first detector soon and this really helped to see and learn the differences between the models. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video matey! Well done 👍🏼
Thank you 👍
Just got my first machine vanquish 340 a month ago.. finally i have a hobby that can give me something in return.. been dreaming to try metal detecting since i was kid.. my next target might be the equinox800.. from Malaysia btw😁
I'm about to buy a new nox 800 this week and I'm wondering how I can tell the difference between the older models and newer ones that can be upgraded?
I love my 440 to bits.
Vanquish is unfairly underrated!
Fair review though.
The Vanquish series is a great line of detectors! Thank you
Glad I found you. I watch a lot of folks, have asked about a do-all detector and no one wants to brave an opinion. The mineLab SDC 2300 looks good. I want wet and dry, because I don’t want a lot of machines. Although I am moved that YOU use the 800. Thanks
Glad I could help out. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I have a NOX 800, SDC 2300, SDC 2200.
The 2300 is my gold finding machine, over a pound.
The 2200 finds big deep nuggets.
The NOX is my silver finding machine, but it has also found about three grams of gold, some of the tiniest nuggets ever, and a few nice nuggets in trashy areas.
If I had to choose, I would get the 2300, everyone in our group uses a 2300 now, slowly we all upgraded.
When your friend asks, can you hear this? It is gold! And your detector sucks, and you realize what your skipping over.
Later that day, I bought mine.
Every one of my Minelab metal detectors has paid for itself.
@@DigDougDig thank you so much!
Is the Mine Lab GPX 5000 (gold) detector more powerful and sensitive in hunting for relics?
Good overview. I use my gpz7000 on the beach and kill it, salt and medium target settings, anyone else following me won't find much. Not the best for around rocks but to cover ground and picking up faint signals it's the best. I do go into water but the coil floats, so it's hard work, normally I would use my excalibur 2 which is awesome.
Sounds like you’ve got the 7000 sorted! Well done, best of luck out there 👍
Very clear and concise presentation! But I am curious why you did not include the Garrett ATX with the pulse inductions detectors. Sure, it's a bit older than the others you covered. But I continue to use mine with great success. Have found many objects and gold while following after others with VLF and pulse detectors including XP Deus and SDC 2300. The ATX folds compact, has long battery life, is extremely durable, water proof to 3 meters, and has three coils available.. Only con I know of is the weight which has never been a factor for me while using a harness. (I am 65 years old) Another factor I feel people should consider is the sound that the detector produces. I do not prefer the "crying squieal" that Minelabs make. The Hi-Lo tones (or Lo-Hi) tones of the Garretts is much more pleasant and infomative which reduces false or undesireable targets. This can be a huge factor after using the detector for any length of time.
Something tells me this guy has some form of relationship with Minelab which he has not mentioned.
Thanks for the info.obviously you know what your talking about. I like to speed swing but don't like constant high whine. I'm going to test drive an atx before I buy a deux.
Thanks for the enlightenment, buddy. Great vid!
Great video, thanks for answering a lot of my questions on which machine to choose!
Thanks Steve, happy to help!
Regards from Poland! In Poland is most popular simplex, but also quest q series, before garrett, but we have also Polish brands like Rutus-solid equipment with good price.
I love that you are so passionate about something
Thanks for the kind words Josh
Excellent review. Thanks mate.👍
Great job. cleared up my questions.
Looking for one and you just made it a lot easier. Thanks buddy from NZ
Glad I could help Sheldon, thanks for the positive feedback
Happy New Year DA, Keep Rocking!!!
You too!!
Where was the Nokta Kruzer multi? Definitely in the same league as the Nox 800 in terms of performance and price
Didn't have one on hand - will try and get one for the next "best detector" video 🙂
Hey from usa! Very good job on the video!
Thanks Larry!
Are AA lithium batteries O.K. to use in the Vanquish series metal detectors?
Good information & explaination..
Loved it...Thank you!!!
Well said my friend , loved it very much
Thank you
Great video with lots of good information. What do you think about the Vanquish 540 vs. the Garrett Ace 400? Is the Vanquish a much better machine if the price is similar?
I have the Minelab Vanquish 540 and have all three coils, the 8, 10 and 12. You mention there is aftermarket coils available would you recommend someplace or some manufacturer to buy them from? I haven't been able to find any. Btw with the pro pack I also got the bluetooth headphones (apparently ultra fast) which is great because they are bluetooth and I can use them with other things, like say my phone.
Great video. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Hunting 👊😊👊
The first model you showed is worth more than my car lol - enjoyed the video and info bro - best wishes from Ireland....!
Little bit disappointed you didn’t add the Garrett range too. I am about to start detecting and it would of completed this video nicely
Thanks for the feedback! I'll see if I can get my hands on the new Apex for next years video :)
@@OurPastAu still a great video though. Has definitely thrown a spanner in the works for me lol. I was set on Garrett before this. I read some reviews on the minelab units on the BCF page. Most said the same thing. More suited for kids 14 and under
Yes the Minelab GoFind range is definitely aimed more at kids. Depending on your budget, the Nokta Simplex, Minelab Equinox 800 or Garrett Apex would all certainly be very capable starting units. Remember to factor in costs for digging equipment/pinpointer. I’m happy to answer any other questions you have in future 👍 Best of luck.
@@OurPastAu thank you so much for the reply. I needed up going with the Garrett 300i as a starter option. I thought it has the features I need backed by a reputable name. I was going to get the one down from it but the 300 just had a few more tricks up it’s sleeve to pass up ie: pinpointing, coil cover, controls cover and ear muffs (they’re probz not the greatest tho lol).
Keep up the good work and videos. I’ll be sure to keep tuning in
Grest review Jacob. My favourite was the etrac til the screen touchpad started playing up. Have got a vanquish 540 pro pack now. When did you change over to ml? Thought you liked garrett
Thank you , the 540 is great 👍 Switched over in September, loving the machine.
Thanks very much for an excellent, informative guide on detectors, a great video.
You're very welcome Brad, thanks for the positive feedback.
Is that Zed a 5-speed or 4-speed stick? Damn that thing is huge.
I tell ya what, I live inland without really any appreciable water around, except for the odd little lake here or there. For me, that Vanq540 is optimal. But im confused on why rechargeable batteries are a negative with some ppl. Let's say you and a partner are in the field and one has the 540 and the other has whatever other machine that doesn't take batteries. And they both run out of power. With the 540, you can pull out the dead batteries, put them in your pocket to recharge when you get home, and throw in a replacement set of recharged batteries or even regular Duracells and you're off! With your partner's machine, he/she is done! I myself never ever consider versatility to be a negative. Am I missing something? Im newer at the hobby but still, I cant figure out why batteries would be a negative, other than a rechargeable unit not having batteries to lose or drop. But if the thing goes dead you're either done or you have to carry a portable charger like an emergency cell phone power-pack, and thats the same thing as batteries anyway!!?
Makro/Nokta also provides regular updates for the Simplex, so not only Minelab and XP
Are they beter than fisher f44 or f5
Which detector would you reccomend between the Vanquish 540,Xp Orx,equinox 600 or Nokta the legend? I'm excluding the equinox 800 because of price but out of the 540,Orx,nox 600 or legend which is money worth?
Hey dear how many price minelab gold detector 5000 GBX
Awesome Vid, Thanks for the help, just ordered my first Vanquish 540 Pro :-)
What about the Garrett ATX ?? I had my eyes on it for some time now ...
If not , i would like a metal detector that could go quite deep but not too expensive.
Any advices folks ?? Thank you.
you mention Garrett at the beginning but do not review any.....where does the MAX fall in at....considering one now.....great video
Equinox 800 is just the best i believe for coin and relic hunting. Great review...😊 Good luck everyone.⛏👋
great video! good short comparison of detectors ⛏
Well done. Very helpful.
Glad you think so!
Met you today. I appreciate your advice. I have watched many reviews on your recommendation. I will be back to purchase soon. PS. Good vid.
Glad I could help, happy to answer any questions you have in future. 👍
I like the gpx 5000 here in Alaska most cheap detectors scream your head of on mineralized ground not the gpx ive had it so quiet all day when a plane flys over i can hear it in weird signals way before i see the plane Another thing i found on a certain channel the hand held mine lab pin pointer can be used like an area detector the 5000 will pick up its signal and the hand held detector can find steel at like 20 feet i only had this happen 1 time and i dont know what channel it was on. Time will tell. What im saying is listen for pointer tone in head set and pointer will change tones way before it makes noise in hand in the head set its amazing
Really enjoyed this video!! Great watch!!
i recommend the GS 6000 metal detector it has a depth of 8.5 meters and is less expensive than the minelab and garrett products
Please help me out what is dead gs6000 I need more information about that metal detector please
I'm placing an order for my first detector machine. I'm 54 years old so I'm not looking for a toy, I can afford a great machine. After much research and endless videos I've narrowed my choices to two machines. The Equinox 800 and AT Pro/Max, would love to hear opinions on the choices I've made. I'm in the U.S. Midwest, I'm going to be hunting dark black soil areas like a prairie, farm and wooded areas. Any thoughts from anyone would be helpful. Thanks.
I have both the pro and the 800.I live in the mineral belt of the Colorado Rockies. The pro is a great machine but the 800 covers way more bases
800 all the way, I dumped my max for the 800 :)
Good luck. XP ORX would be a great choice.
Hi have a question what you suggesting the best and the price range to 5000 dollars machine
What would your recommendation be for church yards , grave yards and the beach ?
replaceable batteries , light weight , simple , coins , jewelry ,
Is the Garrett Ace 400 metal detector 55th anniversary, a good one???
Thanks for the great video!!
Well done fab upload, I want to get into this hobby myself now I have more time and this was really helpful, detectors are a mine field in there own right, so many to choose from .
Thank you Chris
Wow! I really love Gold Monster 1000 metal detector hope I can try this one. Perfect for my channel!
Thank you for sharing my friend...greetings from indonesia
Thank you
Always wanted to try my luck in Indonesia or the Philippines.
can i order here in saudi arabia w/COD?
🇨🇦🇨🇦I was gifted a metal detector for Christmas!
I just ordered the equinox 540 pro pack and it arrived today, new hobby so i think i picked a good machine!
Hi sir good afternoon how to order this product what is the delivery website please tell me
Great review Jacob. Hope to see you down at Wedderburn next year for the Jamboree
I hope so! Thank you.
If I'm new to metal detectors and I'm looking for waterproof and the ability to find coins gold AND relics do they make 1 detector that can do that all under 2000 dollars for the machine itself? I'll buy all the accessories separately... great channel!!!!
Excellent vid, thanks Jacob. Love those find bags, i've put mine through hell and its still in one piece except for the zip lol.
Great, and honest vid thx m8
Which of the Nokta Makro Simplex or Vanquish 540 Would be best for gold? How much worse are they compared to the expensive 7000? Edit. Or is there something optimized for gold in the lower price ranges?
Great video my freind thanks for sharing this formation Big like 💙💙👍👍
I had ctx 3030 since 2012 , after using 5 years got My self a Nox used it 2 years , Nox is gone ctx is a monster if You know how to use it 100% 😎😎
Very true, there is no better detector than the one you know how to use 😁
@@OurPastAu Ive learned Nox 100% im a fast learner 😁😎
Same here lol, I have a nox 800 and ctx, All the different coils for both of them and know both machines but my nox stays dusty in the closet unless I let a friend use it😀
I dont no english well. but i see eqinox. What you by? NOX800 or other.. Garret?))
Great video explaining each unit and it would be nice to know how deep each one will seek using the same target in the same soil or air would suffice Ah the age old question everyone likes to know and realize there many things to consider doing this but it still would be nice for comparison for the end user thanks
Salve, sono all'oscuro in mataria di metal detector e volevo iniziare a fare un giro con un metal detector. Ho trovato un "affare" per uno SPAGNOLO MD3028 ei deve arrivare. Volevo solo chiedere se rientra in quelli ( che non troveranno mai nulla) oppure si tratta di un economico che fa il suo. Giusto per sapere se camminerò a vuoto in spiaggia. Grazie mille.
Good informative video, but for beginners. Hi from Canada.
Excellent presentation. Well done
Thank you Harry
Thank you for the advice I'm starting to look into getting to it for this spring I'm from the states
No worries Don, glad I could help
I take it the garrett ace apex didn't make the cut. If you had to pick between the apex or vanquish 540 which one? I'm just starting out and want to use it at the beach as well. Coins and relics. Thanks enjoyed the video
Gr8 vid, just bought the 800, then it snowed grrrrr.
Dude.. go hit the sledding hills and turn sensitivity down to get the shallow targets! Lots of stuff at popular sled hills.
Figures I'm in WI we getting hit hard with snow. I'm new to detecting and going to pick up a machine come spring I can't wait to go hunting. Just have to pick out a machine and the EQ 800 seems the diggers choice.
If you are going strictly gold I would recommend the gold monster. I didn't really know anything and saw a couple of vids about the eq800 so bought one but I do plan on buying the gold monster which will prob be my gold machine strictly
that go find would be great keep in your truck or car for quick scouting ..like the compact design
Really great review! Greetings from usa 👍
Hey, thanks!
Hello,
Great video ! Thanks for the overview on the available products and their specs.
What do you think about the Safari vs the EQUINOX 800 which are in the same price range ?
Thank you !! Kevin
You forgot the makro gold kruzer....cheapest highest performing VLF gold machine out their....,water proof to 10 meters, runs pretty quiet on hot ground at 61 kh...rechargeable wireless head phones and main unit...in the us sells for about $670 !
Fantastic video thanks.
Glad it was helpful. Thank you Gavin
I started 5months ago and have a nokta simplex plus, and determined to get a Nox 800 next time..
thinking of getting pops a detector (beginner), either the Vanquish 340 or Teknetics Delta 4000. Which do you think I should get?
Thanks for the review! I have been debating whether or not I will change brands.
Great video, really informative.
Thank you Matt
Great vid, but whats recommended for gold coins or gold jewellery, I have the minelab etrac which has been fantastic for coins and silver, when it hits silver you know about it but for gold it hardly even picks it up.