GPZ7000 Price

nero_design wrote:I can see one particular argument arising in the near future:

RETAILER: "Well now sir, we have two of the best machines in the world right here:" [points to the CTX3030 and the GPZ7000 hanging on a wall].  "This one, called the CTX3030 is the best coin and relic detector in the world. The GPZ7000 right next to it is the BEST gold detector on the world."  

CUSTOMER: "They cost the same?"

RETAILER: "One costs $2.7K and the other is....."

CUSTOMER: "B-B-But they look exactly the same."

RETAILER: "Dang!"
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Anyone else think that the Chinese Counterfeiters will simply buy CTXs and paint em up like GPZs?

bloodgold2 wrote:Hi everybody, well my personal view is, if you are working in communal hot spots that alot of opperators know about, where big gold has been found previous ,well yeah i could see the rush to put up your bucks before you really know what you are getting. And might i add good luck, hope you smash it But the way i look at it how many patches have you found and kept quite that you can go back to in your leisure after weighing up if it is what you need?. Honestly i don't see the rush, a deposit to get a week ahead of the rest ?Well guys and girls you all know how long it takes to cover properly an area with a 14 inch coil, think about it Just my view, as even though yeah i have the gold to buy one, but i also like value for money , which is yet to be released Not bagging anyone or any machine It would be great to see all prospectors that up grade do well

rc62burke wrote:

bloodgold2 wrote:Hi everybody, well my personal view is, if you are working in communal hot spots that alot of opperators know about, where big gold has been found previous ,well yeah i could see the rush to put up your bucks before you really know what you are getting. And might i add good luck, hope you smash it But the way i look at it how many patches have you found and kept quite that you can go back to in your leisure after weighing up if it is what you need?. Honestly i don't see the rush, a deposit to get a week ahead of the rest ?Well guys and girls you all know how long it takes to cover properly an area with a 14 inch coil, think about it Just my view, as even though yeah i have the gold to buy one, but i also like value for money , which is yet to be released Not bagging anyone or any machine It would be great to see all prospectors that up grade do well

Just plain common-sense Hey Mate, although it does not seem to be that common anymore,

bloodgold2 wrote:Hi everybody, well my personal view is, if you are working in communal hot spots that alot of opperators know about, where big gold has been found previous ,well yeah i could see the rush to put up your bucks before you really know what you are getting. And might i add good luck, hope you smash it But the way i look at it how many patches have you found and kept quite that you can go back to in your leisure after weighing up if it is what you need?. Honestly i don't see the rush, a deposit to get a week ahead of the rest ?Well guys and girls you all know how long it takes to cover properly an area with a 14 inch coil, think about it Just my view,  even though yeah i have the gold to buy one, but i also like value for money , which is yet to be released Not bagging anyone or any machine It would be great to see all prospectors that up grade do well

Goldgeo wrote:No offence meant to the many hobbyists here, but if you haven't found enough gold with your 5000 to pay for one of these then you really don't need one.  If you've spent enough time on the goldfields then it's pretty easy to pay for this detector.
The gpx5000 will still be being sold as it fills a gap in the market for the keen hobbyist.  The gpz7000 is a premium detector with latest technology and it's obvious target market is the serious prospector.  
Who really wants every man and his dog wandering around with one of these beasts, I for one am glad to see the price up where it is.

rc62burke wrote:Some people  have no idea who they are taking a shot at here with out engaging the brain!!!!!

Goldgeo, mate stick it to them & post more  not less as I find this is the best way to deal with those that would seek to silence you or anyone else, are they really worthy of getting the Schist over, your info is "Golden" keep posting it mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Let me clarify!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with Digginerup NOT Shreeve

SHREEVE wrote:

rc62burke wrote:Some people  have no idea who they are taking a shot at here with out engaging the brain!!!!!

Goldgeo, mate stick it to them & post more  not less as I find this is the best way to deal with those that would seek to silence you or anyone else, are they really worthy of getting the Schist over, your info is "Golden" keep posting it mate!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Let me clarify!!!!!!!!!!! I agree with Digginerup NOT Shreeve

Maybe you should follow some posts of certain people before you throw judgement.

slimpickens wrote:

bloodgold2 wrote:Hi everybody, well my personal view is, if you are working in communal hot spots that alot of opperators know about, where big gold has been found previous ,well yeah i could see the rush to put up your bucks before you really know what you are getting. And might i add good luck, hope you smash it But the way i look at it how many patches have you found and kept quite that you can go back to in your leisure after weighing up if it is what you need?. Honestly i don't see the rush, a deposit to get a week ahead of the rest ?Well guys and girls you all know how long it takes to cover properly an area with a 14 inch coil, think about it Just my view,  even though yeah i have the gold to buy one, but i also like value for money , which is yet to be released Not bagging anyone or any machine It would be great to see all prospectors that up grade do well

Absolutely right Dave, just can't understand this greed mentality. No one gets it all.  There will be plenty of time once you can afford to get one to find a share. A good example is that large "Inglewood" nugget found recently at a very shallow depth. And that was after 20 years of PI machines allegedly reaming every spot out.

bloodgold2 wrote: Honestly i don't see the rush, a deposit to get a week ahead of the rest ?

trashmagnet wrote:
while I'm here if some are shocked by the $10700 price tag of this machine wait until they find out the big one coming next year will be $16500
regards tm

BatchelorGold wrote:If this is actually the case Alchemist then Minelab certainly need to clarify this.
Where have you heard this and how certain are you that this is the case?

BG

alchemist wrote:I can't help myself.

If this new Minelab Tech is based on a Constant Current transmitter technique, such as they and Whites have recently patented. There is the potential to discriminate to near full detection depth, depth which is also increased over Voltage pulse detectors. Possibly the next model (16+ BIG ONEs) will have disc, something that would send European treasure, and beach hunters into a massive spin. The potential of plucking Celtic and Roman gold from deep within iron infested sites must be immense.

Patent agreements etc., may have delayed the release of the 7000 so they decided to bring out a Nugget machine first without Disc, that would fit in with the rumor of release delays.

Wild speculation I know, but the patents suggest that this is all possible, and it fits in with gossip, but I could be wrong but it does quack like a duck  um goose.