Good morning guys if your GM 1000 Speaker is working when the headset is plugged in, send it in for repair because it should not do that... Also, the GM 1000 has a DD coil as opposed to the GB2 with a Mono making a difference in where the target is heard best on the coil so GB2 is hot all the way around the edge and the GM 1000 it is hot down the center of the coil front to back so the tip can be used to pinpoint and center. Great and informative video, GOOD STUFF, cheers Bill
We've got the two best producers of Gold hunting videos on the Net giving us advice ! I've watched almost of your Vids as well as Bill's. Don't know how to go wrong there. Thanks for the great information, input as well from "Nugget Shooter Journals" ! I'm a sponge, Keep"em coming. I'll be watchin' ! 😉😁😎
It’s not the equipment, it is the operator. Time and time again you guys prove it’s out there. You prove good team work will make a great day. Thankyou for doing this video
In my opinion, nuggets weighing 0.10 grams, with a depth of up to 15 or 20 cm, the Monster 1000 at 45Khz may have an advantage in terms of audio that is more present, and we must not forget that when the Gold Bug is used with a headset, there is an optimum advantage and this disadvantage in terms of audio disappears completely. Finally, the Gold Bug 2 at 72 Khz finds the same 0.10 gram nugget at a much greater depth than the Monster 1000 due to its greater sensitivity, not to mention the new, more modern model of the Gold Bug 2 with a viewfinder and a 14 inch elliptical coil, which allows it to go deeper into the ground. The bottom line: The Monster 100 is great, but I'd rather buy a Gold Bug 2. I think a comparison should be made at greater depths, like taking a 0.1 to 0.5 gram nugget and doing depth measurements in the ground to find out which one goes deeper, I think that would be a great comparison. Hugs and success!
Mine is aliptecal and mine is a ureka gold mine lab it has 3 setting with the flip of the switch 6.4 /20 /60 khz /and has slow ground track and fast trax plus boost switch pretty awsome for a VLF detector it finds gold 6-8 -10 inches down lots of setting on that old ureka gold oldy but wow keeps up with all the Joneses 😂for old dinosaur 🦕 amazing technologie for 1998 to 2017 don't make any more but thank about it that was a lot of years running that means something for minlab ureka gold
This is exactly the content I was looking for. Side by side comparison of these two machines with targets in the ground. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
Thank you very much great information on both detectors. I will also say you two and (Bill Southern) have shared more valuable knowledge on how the average prospector can put more gold in their pockets than any other channel i have watched. Thank you for taking the time to teach us about this great hobby. Stay safe.
Thanks Craig...We do try to give information that is actually useful in the field.....Some people like to drag sticks and rope through a wash and no one will learn anything from that... Be careful down there !
Hi, your sense of humor is outstanding and off the charts. I would watch any video you made about anything! Pure entertainment and also educational most of the time. My hats off to you both, and I really wonder why your subscriber count is it 10 times what it is today. Please keep making the videos!
I bought the GM1000 after watching lots of your videos and few other channels. I came to the same conclusion in my not so scientific comparison. The machine is awesome and does what I need. Thanks again for another great video.
Hi guys, I have both, this is just my opinion. The Gm has more depth power but a real pain, you constantly have to pump pump pump to keep the ground balance. The Gb is not that way, once you pump and tune you are set until your ground changes quite a bit. For myself I prefer the Gb for the fact that it much more stable. Thank you very much Adam for your great videos.
Great video guys, love the comparison videos. I think I would go with monster myself. I have the gold bug 2, and equinox 800, which I used to grid a nice nugget wash, over 2 years. I thought I pulled every nugget out, a buddy brings his monster, and pulled another 100 small nuggets I missed, I was impressed...
Thanks guys!!! Made up my mind! I'm doing exploration in Arizona, hot ground mineralization. Fun fact... at 15:18, tons of black sand in the left of field where you find the nugget!!! What a dead give away marker! Best!
That last piece of gold was a great example of how different pieces of gold just detect differently to I think that is a huge point to make here guys is that every piece of gold will detect differently depending on how it's laying and its shape gold content Etc Great video guys I bought the books you guys recommended and will definitely need to get out to the bradshaws someday
Great video. Had an original gold bug and just picked up a gb2 at an estate sale.was not suppose to work but cleaned terminals put in fresh batteries and she lived. Will be searching weaver area soon.
IBFBR, I always appreciate an honest answer, and your demonstration was awesome, I don't do gold prospecting, but I do follow your channel, keep those vids coming.
i have owned both machines for several yrs each and I can tell you without a doubt the Gold Bug 2 found me way more nuggets in the same areas I have hunted the Gold Bug Pro.
Really enjoyed the comparison . It sounds like you are next to running water. Also by the looks of the ground where you are standing you two are very thorough. Hahahaha
Yeah, I had to kick the audio up in editing so its static. We'll just say it's a beautiful river running in the background. 😁 Drywashing video with epic gold soon !
Really appreciate this video. I was so hung up on which one to get, I was contemplating buying both of them. I think I'll go with the monster for now. Thanks y'all!
Awesome video guys! I've been out of MD'ing for a while and plan to get back into it. By the way, I believe the two 9-volt batteries in the Gold Bug II are in parallel to supply more current, for long life. So, it will work with one 9 volt but for less time. And of course, the frequency does matter. The higher Frequencies on these machines respond better to small gold, as opposed to a 7 kHz machine which would be better for coins and much larger gold. Later guys.
I just went through the debate on which of these 2 to buy and this is what I came up with. Even with a higher price, I believe the Gold Monster is a better value and a better detector. * It comes standard with 2 different search coils vs only 1 with the GB2. That alone would account for the cost difference. * 2 rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs with current promotion(1 normally) vs. the ongoing cost of 9-volt batteries to keep the GB2 running. I'd guess the big lithium-ion rechargeable battery packs would give a much longer run time than the small 9V batteries as well. * An extra battery pack that takes (8) AA batteries for another power option vs (2) 9V batteries which is the only option for the Bug, so if you're out of 9V batteries, you're up a creek without a detector. ; ) * A prospecting scoop is included but not with the Bug. * An LCD screen giving you visual as well as audio feedback, not available on the Bug. * Headphones are included with the Monster but not with the Bug. * A wall charger with adapters for any country and a vehicle charger vs none with the Bug.(since it's 9V only) * And the most important part, the new technological advancements (24-bit processor and auto ground balance) vs. none with the Bug. * And if you're current or former military you get 15% off with the Gold Monster, I don't know if Fisher offers this. The GB2 is without question, an excellent detector but given what I found above I ordered the Monster. There's no question that whichever you choose you'll have a fine detector. I hope this helps someone.
Great video. I traded in my Gold Bug 2 and Minelab CTX-3030 in on a new Gold Monster 1000 (and cash). I ran the GB2 for several years. I like the 1000 better. I noticed your friend plops down to dig. I hope he doesn't forget one time when he doesn't have his knee pads on and does that - lol.
Very good!.. Gold Kruzer the best.. the secret is to find a balance between man, environment and metal detector settings.. hearing is better than seeing.. ✌️
I myself started with a Gold Bug 2, but it was beat to hell. Then when I was looking at rebuilding it, my girlfriend said Merry Christmas early giving me a Gold Monster 1000. I can say it will find that mico nuggets of 0.02gms. Thanks for the video and keep finding that shinny yellow gold 💛⛏️😎
My first gold detector was an old original Gold Bug. Then I bought a Gold Bug Pro. I liked the ease of the Gold Bug pro because you didn't need to keep ground balancing it. Since then I bought a Gold Monster 1000 and that detector blew the Gold Bug Pro away. I thought about buying a Gold Bug 2 but I just don't like the fact that you have to constantly keep ground balancing.
I owned a gold bug 2 years ago. I used it when taking a break from dredging. It was a ground balancing nightmare and I never found anything. I finnaly sold it.
This was the exact video I was looking for. I was looking at the Gold bug pro or 2 but then found a video showing the Minelab gold monster 1000. I see Minelab has real expensive machines but I am just a hobbyist wanting to look for gold when we are on our vacation trips. Have the Fisher Ace 250 that I bought years ago but really does not do gold. I think I am going to go with the Minelab gold monster 1000. Thanks for making up my mind.
Thank you for the video! I had been going to buy the gold monster but the audio jack not shutting off the external sound is a deal breaker. I don't want to be disturbing people if I decide to do some beach detecting. I also like the fact I can pop batteries in. You can always buy rechargeable 9v batteries as well.
Hello, I believe the audio jack problem was an issue with that earlier models. I don’t believe you will find that problem with any of the current gold monster 1000’s It really is a fine machine and easier to use than the gold bug for a newbie
I like the stand you put on your Gold Monster as it does not like to set flat with the stock rest. Like to see that up close...! Excellent comparison between the two machines. Mike in sunny Florida
Excellent video guys.👍 The comparison was very informative. 👌 the Fischer wasn't quite as strong on the one siganl.😢 I currently use the Gold Bug Pro with a 5x10 coil.😊 Much better for the coil overlap.✔Thanks for sharing your wealth of information.😎👍👍👌👌⛏⛏
If you don’t do tons of aluminum welding get a Miller combo that has the gun to weld steel and a spool gun for aluminum. I think my cousin said a aluminum welder they bought solely for aluminum was 8k. The do weld a lot of beall trailers though.
@@mrgreenswelding2853 Thanks for the reply! So if I put 5356 aluminum wire and use straight argon is there anything else I'll need? I'd love to be able to do occasional aluminum fab without spending a fortune!
@@koltoncrane3099 I've been using a Lincoln SP170t for about 25 years and was hoping to find a way to weld aluminum without spending a fortune. Finding a spool gun kit for it has been impossible with it being so old.
HEY MAN! First time watcher and new subscriber here. 1st off. Great vid. I live in Co. And have bought the at gold about a yr. ago. Last week I bought the super sniper coil. Man! What a difference. And you're so right about going too fast. I had to cut my swing down to about half. And who would've thought these crystal clear cold mountain streams would have so much trash in them? Needless to say, I find a lot of trash. I'm thinking it's all going to come down to just knowing your machine? Which we all know it takes a little practice.
Yeah, we all find trash unfortunately. I usually just dont show that in the videos lol... Where you detect plays a big role too...With that machine i`d only be detecting bedrock. Good luck and thanks for subscribing !
Wow, good, honest, unbiased comparison. I'm partial to things built in America, by Americans. And, price is a factor, as well. And, I'm sorry, but after living with digital stuff nearly all my life, analog is somehow refreshing and satisfying. Thanks, guys. Good video.
Thanks guys. The biggest thing I've learn with the GM is to go slooooooow! I find many more targets. If I find myself going too fast , I slow down and go back over the area I did too fast. I find what I missed the first time.
Hi Guys... I enjoy your videos and have learned a lot !!! I've been doing research and watching a bunch of videos to learn the best equipment for the type of area I'll be hunting in so I'm leaning toward the Gold Monster 1000. I'm full time RVing now and getting ready to head south to Florida for the winter but I plan to head west in March so maybe I'll see you out there!!! Thank you for sharing your videos!!!
My area doesn't have any gold nuggets but lots of iron and pull tabs. Which machine is best for gold rings and coins without the bothersome iron and pull tabs. ??
Great job guys! Seeing equipment in the back ground should we project that the over burden was dry washed and your nuggets were on the bedrock? I live my Gold Monster.Still in Colorado waiting for our desert buggy to get repaired but hope to be swinging a coil in the next 2 weeks down there. Great job guys. Got my blood pumping!!!!
Well I ended up pulling the trigger on the gb 2 yesterday ,can't wait to start using it. I'll get the gold monster next year when I renew my GPAA membership for lifetime , they give em for free when you renew it. I'm thinking ahead 😃
Howdy, Yep Id say the 6" coil for sure. But hang on to the 10" for other situations like relic or meteorite hunting. Dont get me wrong, the bigger coil can be used for gold , but it just does not seem to be as sensitive to the smallest nuggets..
Weight being a BIG factor the gold bug 2 pro's BOX Disconnects from the arm making it 95% lighter and then better yet you now have the ultimate underwater detector for creeks
I live in Gilbert. I went to Sycamore Creek today with my wife and drove back to a old previously mind Quarts rock hill. We broke some open with a hammer and chisel. And found small gold flakes. What’s the best way to extract the gold from the ore?
GB2 w earphone jack, will shut off its public speaker! Monster w earphone jack, will still sound thru public speaker! I wear hdphns, to keep my GB2 quiet, esp in public. Respect..🤔
Great video guys, glad you put it out there. I've seen this video numerous times but didn't apply to me at the time. Now that I'm in the market for another NuggetShootinMD, this video is up my alley. Currently I have Whites MX7 and the latest Whites Goldmaster 24K,purchased from my good old prospecting bud Jim McCollough. Love both Whites machines, they are beasts. Now, interestingly I bought the ML GM 1000 2 years ago when the price was $749 or so and sold it in eBay, why? I couldn't stand pumping that coil every few feet or so when the ground would change and it would wooowop, pump coil again and wooowop would go away. So long story short and looking back in hindsight, that machine was basically auto tuning with the pumps, I knew that and was just focused on the idea that "if it's auto ground balancing,then why do I always have to keep pumping the coil?" The MX7 and 24K isn't any different ,I simply just did it with buttons instead of pumping. So now I think I regret selling the GM1000 although I'm still fixated on Getting GB2 because of it's crazy 71KHz frequency,only one of it's kind, so I guess it's a bragging right with plenty of testimonials from other prospectors. Anyways thanks again for the vid
Thank you for watching that video. I could have added some more info to it like how well they discriminate. That GM1000 is a great machine and is easy to learn. Personally I cant stand the ergonomics of it. The GM1000 does handle the ground better than the gold bug II though, and it finds smaller deeper gold because of that. Some day I`d like to try the 24K
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK @I BRAKE FOR BEDROCK aaaaaahhhh, you took the words right out of my mouth, the ergonomics was horrible! I also couldn't stand the straight shaft that you had screw on all the time,buying and after market rod for another $100 was ridic It would be cool for you to get your hands on a 24K and play with it for a few weeks during your place ring,love to see you, use it in the area you are working. 45KHz on the GM and 48KHz on the 24K. There are only 2 videos I watch all the time from Whites, those are the only 2 I recommend,unless you have a friend that has one or maybe call out to your subscribers to ship you one for a few weeks. No need to reply,I'm just excited to hear the mention of the 24K since there is not much out there like you said.
@@archstanton9703 the GMT is a wonderful nuggetshooting machine and was my primary VLF for nuggetshooting prior to the 24K, stick with the GMT and learn it well,it's a heck of a machine, I got rid of mine only because the 24K came out and wanted the XGB power of the machine. Prior to the goldmonster and equinox 800,the GMT was the weapon of choice for many prospectors other than the GoldBug 2. Hope that helps.
@@miningmonkey760 I appreciate the advice. Do you recommend getting the 8x14 Sierra Gold Max coil for the GMT? I’d like to start looking for nuggets and meteorites. Thanks!
Awsome thanks guys😁 I love both machines.I do wish fisher would utilize the same electronics but design an updated box that's water resistant and dust.Im really curios which unit would give problems first either the gold bug 2 with its switches or the electronics of the monster? That's always a buying decision for me like which car brand (Toyota)😊.Also after watching this I will definitely check those boing boing sounds being new to the gold monster I've always thought those were hot rocks 😦
was surprised to see you guy using kneepads, so many people out there in videos looking for gold but almost none of them were wearing kneepads. your knees will thank you at the end of the day.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK they sure can, i worked at a job for 14 years, only a few of us ever wore them while i was there. they can make a world of difference around rocks and pointed pokey things in the ground.
The gold monster finds smaller gold is likely more stable in mineralized ground. I have never used a GMT, but theres a reason the gold monster is a leader in the vlf world. It find gold very well. If you want an all purpose machine , maybe keep the GMT.
@@randydrake8108 I have never used either an equinox or the lobo, but I guaranty they wont find as small of gold. The equinox sounds like a great "all around" machine. I live next door to the Tesoro Factory. They are out of business so you wont get support there either.
The Gold Monster has a known fault where it only shuts off the speaker with certain headphones. Supposedly, you're to return it as defective, but I'd just as soon avoid the shipping delays by throwing a waterproof toggle switch on it and calling it a day.
Honestly, if you plan looking for gold, the gold monster 1000 is the way to go. I pays to put a little more money in, and youll get a better product that finds gold better, and has a higher resale value.
Tom, The GM 1000 has the worst ergonomics of the entire fleet of detectors on the market. If they completely re design the whole thing, including the fat little coil, I`ll likely buy one.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK I hear ya! Would be nice if the GM1000 could pinpoint with the edge of the coil like the GB2, instead of "its right here in the middle of the coil" Well, at least its only 6" round. :)
A question that really needs your help. i am using minelab Eureka gold, and in your experience should i buy GB2 or GM1000? is it really more sensitive than Eureka to small gold? thank you very much
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK I'm glad you replied. Have you ever used Eureka? I picked up very few nuggets with it. feels like it's not working. GB2 and especially GM1000, does it outperform Eureka? (I was seriously asking if it was necessary to upgrade to GB2 or GM1000, another person offered to buy back my Eureka for $450)
@@patrickhoxuyen448 I have never used the Eureka Gold. Always wanted to try one though. The only thing a Gold Monster will do is likely find smaller gold in more mineralized ground. It really is an amazing machine. The Gold Bug 2 struggles in higher mineralization because it really is so hyper sensitive. If I were you, id take the 450.00 and put it towards a new monster.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK Thank you very much for the advice. I had a transaction and parted with the Eureka gold this afternoon, I will consider it very carefully before making a decision to buy GB2 or Monster. And one last question is if I want to include mostly gold nuggets and a little relic hunting, which is the best option under $1,000? some advice for me with nox 800, is it really good for small nuggets?
You guys should check out the Nokta Makro Gold Kruzer. It runs at 61khz, it's continuous threshold like GB2, but has 3 ground balance methods available. Big thing is it gets basically the same performance as the GM but costs $636 with wireless headphones & 2 coils, and is fully waterproof. I would be VERY interested in a Gold Kruzer head to head with GB2
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK my wife just approved me to get one this week! My whole point in getting it was to bring it to AZ so who knows, maybe I can bring ya mine :)
Thank You, I really enjoy your channel. I"m an 'old timer' and I have been using The Fisher Gold Bug, the original one for years. My Gold Bug just seems to keep on working and working. How much better or different is the Gold Bug 2 in comparison? I would love to see a side by side comparison You guys are Great, Thanks again.
Have you guys ever thought about loaming. I've watched a few of your vids where you find coarse stuff and say," I'd like to know where that's coming from". With gas powered fencepost augers it might be profitable. The Aussies seem to make loaming work for them.
sir can you give me tips in hoe to set the fisher bug 2 so that it will be more accurate findibg nuggets..cause i sm from philippines and there are lots of nuggets in our place..csn you give me sone tip?
the gold monster is made for australia and the australian soil...you should not hear a sound from the box if you have pluged the headset in. send it back . and if you hold the middle botton for a few sek..it ground balance automaticly... and don't drop it to much lol ...
@@tomdandymusicandeverythingelse That was one of the very early models , and I dont think it has the " ground Grab" feature and I remember some of the early models having headphone Jack and coil issues too
I would say get the gold Monster 1000. It handles hot ground better and there is way less of a learning curve. It would be the machine of choice for that situation
Thats strange... never heard of the issue with the 3.5mm headphone jack on the gold monster. My mates gold monster does NOT make sound through the speaker when he plugs in his 3.5mm headphones... How many people have actually had this issue, I am curious to know.
@@craigmckee7245 Each machine type has its special purpose.. we use the GPX5000 and the GP3000 in ground where the gold is deeper and bigger. We use the VLF`s in shallow ground where we know the gold is generally smaller . Each spot may require a different approach.
In my country, The price of Minelab Gold Monster is 10 times higher than Fisher Gold Bug 2. So, i will choose Fisher because its cheaper and far better if we talk about Ground Balance. Perhaps Minelab's range is deeper under the ground, but.. i dont need that.
It is amazing these detectors can pick up a small piece of gold. Your video is best in showing the gold. What camera are you using for this video? Thank you in advance!
Do you guys detect around Quartzsite very often? I am working on getting a Minelab Equinox 800 for our first winter stay in Quartzsite. I am choosing the Equinox because we will only be in the desert for a few months then back east the rest so i need a dual purpose unit. Would love to hook up and detect with you guys, if you dont mind a detecting newby, lol. Do you guys detect for a living or as a serious hobby?
That was a really good head to head comparison. Most people can't pull that off without their bias' showing, but you guys did it. Thanks.
Thanks , we appreciate it ...
Good morning guys if your GM 1000 Speaker is working when the headset is plugged in, send it in for repair because it should not do that... Also, the GM 1000 has a DD coil as opposed to the GB2 with a Mono making a difference in where the target is heard best on the coil so GB2 is hot all the way around the edge and the GM 1000 it is hot down the center of the coil front to back so the tip can be used to pinpoint and center. Great and informative video, GOOD STUFF, cheers Bill
Thanks for the input Bill !
We've got the two best producers of Gold hunting videos on the Net giving us advice ! I've watched almost of your Vids as well as Bill's. Don't know how to go wrong there. Thanks for the great information, input as well from "Nugget Shooter Journals" ! I'm a sponge, Keep"em coming. I'll be watchin' ! 😉😁😎
@@jaygresham7633 Thank you so much !
Thanks for the additional info Bill. Love using the edge of the coil while searching.
VLF doesn't use mono coil. It has to transmit and receive at the same time unlike PI.
It’s not the equipment, it is the operator. Time and time again you guys prove it’s out there. You prove good team work will make a great day. Thankyou for doing this video
Thank you, and yes we make a good team in the field.....
In my opinion, nuggets weighing 0.10 grams, with a depth of up to 15 or 20 cm, the Monster 1000 at 45Khz may have an advantage in terms of audio that is more present, and we must not forget that when the Gold Bug is used with a headset, there is an optimum advantage and this disadvantage in terms of audio disappears completely. Finally, the Gold Bug 2 at 72 Khz finds the same 0.10 gram nugget at a much greater depth than the Monster 1000 due to its greater sensitivity, not to mention the new, more modern model of the Gold Bug 2 with a viewfinder and a 14 inch elliptical coil, which allows it to go deeper into the ground. The bottom line: The Monster 100 is great, but I'd rather buy a Gold Bug 2. I think a comparison should be made at greater depths, like taking a 0.1 to 0.5 gram nugget and doing depth measurements in the ground to find out which one goes deeper, I think that would be a great comparison. Hugs and success!
Mine is aliptecal and mine is a ureka gold mine lab it has 3 setting with the flip of the switch 6.4 /20 /60 khz /and has slow ground track and fast trax plus boost switch pretty awsome for a VLF detector it finds gold 6-8 -10 inches down lots of setting on that old ureka gold oldy but wow keeps up with all the Joneses 😂for old dinosaur 🦕 amazing technologie for 1998 to 2017 don't make any more but thank about it that was a lot of years running that means something for minlab ureka gold
This is exactly the content I was looking for. Side by side comparison of these two machines with targets in the ground. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.
Thats awesome man, and the best part is neither on of us is a dealer..... The edge does go to the Gold monster for sure though. And im a gold bug user
Thank you very much great information on both detectors. I will also say you two and (Bill Southern) have shared more valuable knowledge on how the average prospector can put more gold in their pockets than any other channel i have watched. Thank you for taking the time to teach us about this great hobby. Stay safe.
Thanks Craig...We do try to give information that is actually useful in the field.....Some people like to drag sticks and rope through a wash and no one will learn anything from that...
Be careful down there !
Hi, your sense of humor is outstanding and off the charts. I would watch any video you made about anything! Pure entertainment and also educational most of the time. My hats off to you both, and I really wonder why your subscriber count is it 10 times what it is today. Please keep making the videos!
Thank you so much , we really appreciate the comment !
I bought the GM1000 after watching lots of your videos and few other channels. I came to the same conclusion in my not so scientific comparison. The machine is awesome and does what I need. Thanks again for another great video.
Perfect conclusion lol....Good luck !
Thanks for reply, i bought one and only took it out once, learned alot here, thanks .
I’ve been waiting for a video like this for a long time. Good stuff
Thank you so much !
Hi guys, I have both, this is just my opinion. The Gm has more depth power but a real pain, you constantly have to pump pump pump to keep the ground balance. The Gb is not that way, once you pump and tune you are set until your ground changes quite a bit. For myself I prefer the Gb for the fact that it much more stable. Thank you very much Adam for your great videos.
The ergonomics of the Gold Bug 2 are much better as well.
This is what i needed to see guys. I wanted to find out just how small a piece of gold would respond to the GOLD BUG 2. THANKS SO MUCH...
Your welcome ! Thanks for watching, and they can get even smaller! lol
Great video guys, love the comparison videos. I think I would go with monster myself. I have the gold bug 2, and equinox 800, which I used to grid a nice nugget wash, over 2 years. I thought I pulled every nugget out, a buddy brings his monster, and pulled another 100 small nuggets I missed, I was impressed...
Right on! Its an amazing machine , but personally I think the ergonomics are the worst ever, and I`m hoping they change the design soon.
is it true that gm 1000 only find small or tiny nuggets?
I know a lot more now than I knew before. Thanks for the video!
Awesome ! thank you for watching us goofballs !
I like Gold bug 2 coil model, thanks for sharing this.
You bet , and so do I
Enjoyed the in the field "head to head" comparison!
Thank you !!
Hey thanks for showing head to head comparison. Glad I got the gold monster!
You bet! and thats a darn good machine!
Thanks guys!!! Made up my mind! I'm doing exploration in Arizona, hot ground mineralization. Fun fact... at 15:18, tons of black sand in the left of field where you find the nugget!!! What a dead give away marker! Best!
Yep , gold travels with the heavies. Have fun out there !
Hi guys - Prospector Dean here..Thanks for posting this detector comparison video, appreciated!
Awesome , Thank you !
That last piece of gold was a great example of how different pieces of gold just detect differently to I think that is a huge point to make here guys is that every piece of gold will detect differently depending on how it's laying and its shape gold content Etc Great video guys I bought the books you guys recommended and will definitely need to get out to the bradshaws someday
Awesome ! Thank you !
Great video. Had an original gold bug and just picked up a gb2 at an estate sale.was not suppose to work but cleaned terminals put in fresh batteries and she lived. Will be searching weaver area soon.
Awesome, sounds like you got a great deal ! Good luck over in the weavers
IBFBR, I always appreciate an honest answer, and your demonstration was awesome, I don't do gold prospecting, but I do follow your channel, keep those vids coming.
Thank you , I appreciate it !
Thank you guys, great reviews on both machines. Liked your honesty
Great ! Thank you !!
I have Fisher Gold bug 2 and I wouldn't change for any other !
I love mine for a variety of reasons !
i have owned both machines for several yrs each and I can tell you without a doubt the Gold Bug 2 found me way more nuggets in the same areas I have hunted the Gold Bug Pro.
Really enjoyed the comparison . It sounds like you are next to running water. Also by the looks of the ground where you are standing you two are very thorough. Hahahaha
Yeah, I had to kick the audio up in editing so its static. We'll just say it's a beautiful river running in the background. 😁
Drywashing video with epic gold soon !
Really appreciate this video. I was so hung up on which one to get, I was contemplating buying both of them. I think I'll go with the monster for now. Thanks y'all!
The monster is awesome ! And this is coming from someone who is not a dealer trying to sell you something. Excellent choice !
Two great machines ,two great operators in my book.Keep on swinging for the gold David out
Thank you so much !
Very informative. Well done. Good honest answers.🇺🇸
Thank you !! and good luck !
Awesome comparison!! Well done fellas
Thank you !
Awesome video guys! I've been out of MD'ing for a while and plan to get back into it. By the way, I believe the two 9-volt batteries in the Gold Bug II are in parallel to supply more current, for long life. So, it will work with one 9 volt but for less time. And of course, the frequency does matter. The higher Frequencies on these machines respond better to small gold, as opposed to a 7 kHz machine which would be better for coins and much larger gold. Later guys.
Thanks for the input , I appreciate it !
I just went through the debate on which of these 2 to buy and this is what I came up with. Even with a higher price, I believe the Gold Monster is a better value and a better detector.
* It comes standard with 2 different search coils vs only 1 with the GB2. That alone would account for the cost difference.
* 2 rechargeable lithium-ion battery packs with current promotion(1 normally) vs. the ongoing cost of 9-volt batteries to keep the GB2 running. I'd guess the big lithium-ion rechargeable battery packs would give a much longer run time than the small 9V batteries as well.
* An extra battery pack that takes (8) AA batteries for another power option vs (2) 9V batteries which is the only option for the Bug, so if you're out of 9V batteries, you're up a creek without a detector. ; )
* A prospecting scoop is included but not with the Bug.
* An LCD screen giving you visual as well as audio feedback, not available on the Bug.
* Headphones are included with the Monster but not with the Bug.
* A wall charger with adapters for any country and a vehicle charger vs none with the Bug.(since it's 9V only)
* And the most important part, the new technological advancements (24-bit processor and auto ground balance) vs. none with the Bug.
* And if you're current or former military you get 15% off with the Gold Monster, I don't know if Fisher offers this.
The GB2 is without question, an excellent detector but given what I found above I ordered the Monster. There's no question that whichever you choose you'll have a fine detector. I hope this helps someone.
Thats quite a write up.....Thanks for the input!
There's rechargable 9 V battery!
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Great video. I traded in my Gold Bug 2 and Minelab CTX-3030 in on a new Gold Monster 1000 (and cash). I ran the GB2 for several years. I like the 1000 better. I noticed your friend plops down to dig. I hope he doesn't forget one time when he doesn't have his knee pads on and does that - lol.
Very good!.. Gold Kruzer the best.. the secret is to find a balance between man, environment and metal detector settings.. hearing is better than seeing.. ✌️
I myself started with a Gold Bug 2, but it was beat to hell. Then when I was looking at rebuilding it, my girlfriend said Merry Christmas early giving me a Gold Monster 1000. I can say it will find that mico nuggets of 0.02gms. Thanks for the video and keep finding that shinny yellow gold 💛⛏️😎
Thanks for tuning in !!
Your girlfriend sounds like a keeper!
I just got my Gold Monster for Christmas and can't wait to get out and chase some nuggets.
Awesome video. Been a whites guy forever. Sad to see them close. Time for a brand switch. Glad to see this comparison. Thanks guys.
Your welcome , and thanks for tuning in !
My first gold detector was an old original Gold Bug. Then I bought a Gold Bug Pro. I liked the ease of the Gold Bug pro because you didn't need to keep ground balancing it. Since then I bought a Gold Monster 1000 and that detector blew the Gold Bug Pro away. I thought about buying a Gold Bug 2 but I just don't like the fact that you have to constantly keep ground balancing.
Excellent !! Thank you for tuning in !
I owned a gold bug 2 years ago. I used it when taking a break from dredging. It was a ground balancing nightmare and I never found anything. I finnaly sold it.
This was the exact video I was looking for. I was looking at the Gold bug pro or 2 but then found a video showing the Minelab gold monster 1000. I see Minelab has real expensive machines but I am just a hobbyist wanting to look for gold when we are on our vacation trips. Have the Fisher Ace 250 that I bought years ago but really does not do gold. I think I am going to go with the Minelab gold monster 1000. Thanks for making up my mind.
The Gold Monster 1000 is the best VLF on the market for finding gold, and it hold its value should you decide the hobby isnt for you .
I like that you show you Cannot ground balance out a Good signal
My GM1000 came with headphones, and with them plugged in, the speaker doesn't sound. I have heard that it's the jack that makes the difference
Thank you for the video! I had been going to buy the gold monster but the audio jack not shutting off the external sound is a deal breaker. I don't want to be disturbing people if I decide to do some beach detecting. I also like the fact I can pop batteries in. You can always buy rechargeable 9v batteries as well.
Hello, I believe the audio jack problem was an issue with that earlier models. I don’t believe you will find that problem with any of the current gold monster 1000’s
It really is a fine machine and easier to use than the gold bug for a newbie
Thanks for the info I'll definitely check out the new models. @@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK
what a great day to test out the MD'S fam. what a great hunt. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!
Thanks for tuning in !
I like the stand you put on your Gold Monster as it does not like to set flat with the stock rest. Like to see that up close...! Excellent comparison between the two machines. Mike in sunny Florida
Thank you ! Gold Monster is notoriously top heavy...Its an aweful Design
Excellent video guys.👍 The comparison was very informative. 👌 the Fischer wasn't quite as strong on the one siganl.😢 I currently use the Gold Bug Pro with a 5x10 coil.😊 Much better for the coil overlap.✔Thanks for sharing your wealth of information.😎👍👍👌👌⛏⛏
Awesome! thanks for tuning in !
My gold monster came with 2 coils.
Double D's are always great to play with.
Hey Mr Green, what is your favorite spool gun for welding aluminum?
If you don’t do tons of aluminum welding get a Miller combo that has the gun to weld steel and a spool gun for aluminum. I think my cousin said a aluminum welder they bought solely for aluminum was 8k. The do weld a lot of beall trailers though.
@@twotwentyswift I don't use a spool gun. You don't really need one. Use 5356 wire it's a little stiffer
@@mrgreenswelding2853 Thanks for the reply! So if I put 5356 aluminum wire and use straight argon is there anything else I'll need? I'd love to be able to do occasional aluminum fab without spending a fortune!
@@koltoncrane3099 I've been using a Lincoln SP170t for about 25 years and was hoping to find a way to weld aluminum without spending a fortune. Finding a spool gun kit for it has been impossible with it being so old.
HEY MAN!
First time watcher and new subscriber here. 1st off. Great vid. I live in Co. And have bought the at gold about a yr. ago. Last week I bought the super sniper coil. Man! What a difference. And you're so right about going too fast. I had to cut my swing down to about half. And who would've thought these crystal clear cold mountain streams would have so much trash in them? Needless to say, I find a lot of trash. I'm thinking it's all going to come down to just knowing your machine? Which we all know it takes a little practice.
Yeah, we all find trash unfortunately. I usually just dont show that in the videos lol...
Where you detect plays a big role too...With that machine i`d only be detecting bedrock.
Good luck and thanks for subscribing !
Hey no problem! I will buy both!
Just get the gold monster, it is very user-friendly
Good video Adam, BD.....looks like a really good area you found....!
Dry washing video on that spot coming within a few days...Lots of gold found
Wow, good, honest, unbiased comparison. I'm partial to things built in America, by Americans. And, price is a factor, as well. And, I'm sorry, but after living with digital stuff nearly all my life, analog is somehow refreshing and satisfying. Thanks, guys. Good video.
Good and bad things to say about both machines. Either one is a decent choice but I would lean toward the GM1000
Thanks guys. The biggest thing I've learn with the GM is to go slooooooow! I find many more targets. If I find myself going too fast , I slow down and go back over the area I did too fast. I find what I missed the first time.
Great tip! I agree !.....I think a person can go a little quicker with the gold bug II , and headphones
New Sub enjoyed the comparison.
Excellent , thank you !
Great video fellas!!
Thanks again....Get out there !
Gold Bug 2 for professionals, Gold Monster 1000 for kids, beginners, and hobbyists. Fight me. 😉
Hi Guys... I enjoy your videos and have learned a lot !!! I've been doing research and watching a bunch of videos to learn the best equipment for the type of area I'll be hunting in so I'm leaning toward the Gold Monster 1000. I'm full time RVing now and getting ready to head south to Florida for the winter but I plan to head west in March so maybe I'll see you out there!!! Thank you for sharing your videos!!!
Its a good choice ! Good luck and safe travels
My area doesn't have any gold nuggets but lots of iron and pull tabs. Which machine is best for gold rings and coins without the bothersome iron and pull tabs. ??
Personally , id get a machine designed or treasure hunting. These two machines are designed or shallow targets .
Great job guys! Seeing equipment in the back ground should we project that the over burden was dry washed and your nuggets were on the bedrock? I live my Gold Monster.Still in Colorado waiting for our desert buggy to get repaired but hope to be swinging a coil in the next 2 weeks down there. Great job guys. Got my blood pumping!!!!
Yes we actually vacuumed that bedrock, and those were 4 targets still in the ground.
New dry washing video coming too with amazing gold
Thanks for the video 👏👏🍻
Thank you for stopping by!
Nice to see in action side by side
Thanks !!
Well I ended up pulling the trigger on the gb 2 yesterday ,can't wait to start using it. I'll get the gold monster next year when I renew my GPAA membership for lifetime , they give em for free when you renew it. I'm thinking ahead 😃
Congrats ! It will take some getting used to but get that test nugget, and have fun !
Am interested in an under 200 dollar gold detector for river prospecting with a water proof coil,kindly advise
Under 200.00 is not good. Save more and talk to people that metal detect underwater
Great video. Thanks. All I hear is about shallow gold. does it not pick up bigger deeper nuggets ?
No, they both have their limitations on depth. I carry a Minelab PI for the deeper stuff . Its good to have to detectors
Thank you for the video! just trying to figure out if the gold bug is water proof?
the search coil is waterproof but not the control box
Definitely depends of user. Both detectors are good. Personally I think has more advantage the gold monster. Great video
Thank you for the input. !
One question. How does it compare on hard rock? Bug 2 pucks up a sliver. My minelab dosent hear it.
So thats tricky , but we have found specimens that the Gold monster does not hear , however the Gold Bug 2 does hear them well.
Thanks for answering. Man, that bug dosen't miss a sliver if you can get right on top of it.
Thanks for the vid. I have the GB2 with 2 coils, which size coil is best to use, 6" or 10"?
Howdy, Yep Id say the 6" coil for sure. But hang on to the 10" for other situations like relic or meteorite hunting. Dont get me wrong, the bigger coil can be used for gold , but it just does not seem to be as sensitive to the smallest nuggets..
Weight being a BIG factor the gold bug 2 pro's BOX Disconnects from the arm making it 95% lighter and then better yet you now have the ultimate underwater detector for creeks
I live in Gilbert. I went to Sycamore Creek today with my wife and drove back to a old previously mind Quarts rock hill. We broke some open with a hammer and chisel. And found small gold flakes. What’s the best way to extract the gold from the ore?
Crush the rock to a powder , then pan the gold out of the powder
GB2 w earphone jack, will shut off its public speaker! Monster w earphone jack, will still sound thru public speaker! I wear hdphns, to keep my GB2 quiet, esp in public. Respect..🤔
Great video guys, glad you put it out there. I've seen this video numerous times but didn't apply to me at the time. Now that I'm in the market for another NuggetShootinMD, this video is up my alley. Currently I have Whites MX7 and the latest Whites Goldmaster 24K,purchased from my good old prospecting bud Jim McCollough. Love both Whites machines, they are beasts. Now, interestingly I bought the ML GM 1000 2 years ago when the price was $749 or so and sold it in eBay, why?
I couldn't stand pumping that coil every few feet or so when the ground would change and it would wooowop, pump coil again and wooowop would go away. So long story short and looking back in hindsight, that machine was basically auto tuning with the pumps, I knew that and was just focused on the idea that "if it's auto ground balancing,then why do I always have to keep pumping the coil?" The MX7 and 24K isn't any different ,I simply just did it with buttons instead of pumping. So now I think I regret selling the GM1000 although I'm still fixated on Getting GB2 because of it's crazy 71KHz frequency,only one of it's kind, so I guess it's a bragging right with plenty of testimonials from other prospectors.
Anyways thanks again for the vid
Thank you for watching that video. I could have added some more info to it like how well they discriminate. That GM1000 is a great machine and is easy to learn. Personally I cant stand the ergonomics of it. The GM1000 does handle the ground better than the gold bug II though, and it finds smaller deeper gold because of that. Some day I`d like to try the 24K
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK @I BRAKE FOR BEDROCK aaaaaahhhh, you took the words right out of my mouth, the ergonomics was horrible! I also couldn't stand the straight shaft that you had screw on all the time,buying and after market rod for another $100 was ridic
It would be cool for you to get your hands on a 24K and play with it for a few weeks during your place ring,love to see you, use it in the area you are working. 45KHz on the GM and 48KHz on the 24K. There are only 2 videos I watch all the time from Whites, those are the only 2 I recommend,unless you have a friend that has one or maybe call out to your subscribers to ship you one for a few weeks. No need to reply,I'm just excited to hear the mention of the 24K since there is not much out there like you said.
@@miningmonkey760 Any opinions on the White’s GMT? I have one and am learning to use it?
@@archstanton9703 the GMT is a wonderful nuggetshooting machine and was my primary VLF for nuggetshooting prior to the 24K, stick with the GMT and learn it well,it's a heck of a machine, I got rid of mine only because the 24K came out and wanted the XGB power of the machine. Prior to the goldmonster and equinox 800,the GMT was the weapon of choice for many prospectors other than the GoldBug 2. Hope that helps.
@@miningmonkey760 I appreciate the advice. Do you recommend getting the 8x14 Sierra Gold Max coil for the GMT? I’d like to start looking for nuggets and meteorites. Thanks!
Garrett AT Gold and Nakta Gold Cruizer maybe couple more new models in that same budget bracket!
Awsome thanks guys😁 I love both machines.I do wish fisher would utilize the same electronics but design an updated box that's water resistant and dust.Im really curios which unit would give problems first either the gold bug 2 with its switches or the electronics of the monster? That's always a buying decision for me like which car brand (Toyota)😊.Also after watching this I will definitely check those boing boing sounds being new to the gold monster I've always thought those were hot rocks 😦
Thanks for tuning in Andy ! Over 8 years ive had to turn in the gold bug for repairs a few times.....Worth it !
I’ve got to go to monster 1000 just haven’t had a chance to get out or find a place to use it can’t wait
You have the best machine for the Job ! Now , get going !
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK Just moved to Arizona Scottsdale now I have to do is find some places to go use it
Great review
Thank you ! In hindsight we could have done more and better , but thanks
Truly enjoyed the video, looks like some fine equipment, ive got a bounty hunter 202 its around 200 bucks works pretty fair ......
If you want to find gold, consider upgrading to a Gold Monster 1000
was surprised to see you guy using kneepads, so many people out there in videos looking for gold but almost none of them were wearing kneepads. your knees will thank you at the end of the day.
Experienced prospectors will wear knee pads. I forgot mine a couple times, and it can ruin a day
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK they sure can, i worked at a job for 14 years, only a few of us ever wore them while i was there. they can make a world of difference around rocks and pointed pokey things in the ground.
Any opinions on the White’s GMT? Would it be worth selling it and buying a Gold monster?
The gold monster finds smaller gold is likely more stable in mineralized ground. I have never used a GMT, but theres a reason the gold monster is a leader in the vlf world. It find gold very well. If you want an all purpose machine , maybe keep the GMT.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCKAppreciate the reply. Thanks for the educational videos!
How would you guys compare these detectors to a Tesero Lobo ??? It has a lower frequency btw.
Also, how would you compare the ML Equinox to the Gold Monster ???
@@randydrake8108 I have never used either an equinox or the lobo, but I guaranty they wont find as small of gold. The equinox sounds like a great "all around" machine.
I live next door to the Tesoro Factory. They are out of business so you wont get support there either.
The Gold Monster has a known fault where it only shuts off the speaker with certain headphones. Supposedly, you're to return it as defective, but I'd just as soon avoid the shipping delays by throwing a waterproof toggle switch on it and calling it a day.
Great video guys !!
Thank you very much !
Very helpful, thanks. You two could do stand-up comedy, stage name: "The Big Kneepad Bros!"
Lol that’s funny 😆
This is what I need. lol... Any others you reconmend that are around the $500 price range? TIA
Honestly, if you plan looking for gold, the gold monster 1000 is the way to go. I pays to put a little more money in, and youll get a better product that finds gold better, and has a higher resale value.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK i agree... hopefully with a couple good finds it will pay for itself!
Great video! Well done on the comparison......but.....the GM1000 does like to fall over :) Or Bolder dash just drops it.
Tom, The GM 1000 has the worst ergonomics of the entire fleet of detectors on the market. If they completely re design the whole thing, including the fat little coil, I`ll likely buy one.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK I hear ya! Would be nice if the GM1000 could pinpoint with the edge of the coil like the GB2, instead of "its right here in the middle of the coil" Well, at least its only 6" round. :)
@@sc0mer Its actually only 5 inches so it gets into tiny spaces between rocks and in tight spots around bushes : )
Amazing vidéo Top🥇👌💯💪
thank you so much !
A question that really needs your help. i am using minelab Eureka gold, and in your experience should i buy GB2 or GM1000? is it really more sensitive than Eureka to small gold? thank you very much
The eureka gold is a good machine , but I have to admit, the gold monster will likely find smaller gold. The Gold Bug 2 would be the second choice
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK I'm glad you replied. Have you ever used Eureka? I picked up very few nuggets with it. feels like it's not working. GB2 and especially GM1000, does it outperform Eureka? (I was seriously asking if it was necessary to upgrade to GB2 or GM1000, another person offered to buy back my Eureka for $450)
@@patrickhoxuyen448 I have never used the Eureka Gold. Always wanted to try one though. The only thing a Gold Monster will do is likely find smaller gold in more mineralized ground. It really is an amazing machine. The Gold Bug 2 struggles in higher mineralization because it really is so hyper sensitive. If I were you, id take the 450.00 and put it towards a new monster.
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK Thank you very much for the advice. I had a transaction and parted with the Eureka gold this afternoon, I will consider it very carefully before making a decision to buy GB2 or Monster. And one last question is if I want to include mostly gold nuggets and a little relic hunting, which is the best option under $1,000? some advice for me with nox 800, is it really good for small nuggets?
You guys should check out the Nokta Makro Gold Kruzer. It runs at 61khz, it's continuous threshold like GB2, but has 3 ground balance methods available.
Big thing is it gets basically the same performance as the GM but costs $636 with wireless headphones & 2 coils, and is fully waterproof.
I would be VERY interested in a Gold Kruzer head to head with GB2
I would love to check one out. Maybe I can get a loaner and do a " head to head"
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK my wife just approved me to get one this week! My whole point in getting it was to bring it to AZ so who knows, maybe I can bring ya mine :)
Thank You, I really enjoy your channel.
I"m an 'old timer' and I have been using The Fisher Gold Bug, the original one for years. My Gold Bug just seems to keep on working and working.
How much better or different is the Gold Bug 2 in comparison? I would love to see a side by side comparison
You guys are Great, Thanks again.
If its working for you , then dont worry about it. I have never used the original so I cant comment on that.
But can you use them in shallow water?
I believe both coils are waterproof. However, I would check the manufacturers website.
Have you guys ever thought about loaming. I've watched a few of your vids where you find coarse stuff and say," I'd like to know where that's coming from". With gas powered fencepost augers it might be profitable. The Aussies seem to make loaming work for them.
We do it fairly frequently. 3 rd to the last video i posted is loaming up a hill
sir can you give me tips in hoe to set the fisher bug 2 so that it will be more accurate findibg nuggets..cause i sm from philippines and there are lots of nuggets in our place..csn you give me sone tip?
Fisher gold bug finds gold of all sizes. Keep trying!
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK what is the best gold bug 2 or minelab 1000?
@@chiangimpuesto603 Gold Monster I guess
the gold monster is made for australia and the australian soil...you should not hear a sound from the box if you have pluged the headset in. send it back . and if you hold the middle botton for a few sek..it ground balance automaticly... and don't drop it to much lol ...
I hear you ! Thanks for chiming in !
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK ⛏️⛏️⛏️⛏️👍
@@tomdandymusicandeverythingelse That was one of the very early models , and I dont think it has the " ground Grab" feature and I remember some of the early models having headphone Jack and coil issues too
@@IBRAKEFORBEDROCK No worries, didn't wanted to be a smart a..lol yes I have heard that too. Thanks for the video 👍
which one would you recommend for smaller pieces on river bedrock?
I would say get the gold Monster 1000. It handles hot ground better and there is way less of a learning curve. It would be the machine of choice for that situation
Thats strange... never heard of the issue with the 3.5mm headphone jack on the gold monster.
My mates gold monster does NOT make sound through the speaker when he plugs in his 3.5mm headphones...
How many people have actually had this issue, I am curious to know.
It was an issue with many machines in the beginning ...Thanks for watching !
I know you guys have a gpz 5000 how come you don't use that all the time, or are the blog the way to go for certain things???
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@@craigmckee7245 Each machine type has its special purpose.. we use the GPX5000 and the GP3000 in ground where the gold is deeper and bigger.
We use the VLF`s in shallow ground where we know the gold is generally smaller . Each spot may require a different approach.
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I wonder how they compare relative to depth of detection.
Close to the same comparatively. Although the coil sizes vary. I’d give the edge to the gold monster on smaller deeper gold
In my country, The price of Minelab Gold Monster is 10 times higher than Fisher Gold Bug 2. So, i will choose Fisher because its cheaper and far better if we talk about Ground Balance. Perhaps Minelab's range is deeper under the ground, but.. i dont need that.
Awesome video!
Thank you so much !
Planning to buy monster 1000
Its a fine machine, and great choice ! I have the new version o the Gold Bug 2 to try out soon
Really fisher gold bug 2? can you review
@@billcraw9047 yes , as soon as the weather is better. Don’t hesitate on the monster though, it’s a great machine 🤙
im tired sluicing never seen gold.. i really need detector im from philippines good bug 2 or monster 1000, ! I think 71khz is better than 46khz
@@billcraw9047 it’s up to you but the gold monster is slightly better
What brand kneepads are you guys wearing?
Mine are Husky, and they are terrible. Im not sure what boulder dash uses, sorry
It is amazing these detectors can pick up a small piece of gold. Your video is best in showing the gold. What camera are you using for this video? Thank you in advance!
Yes, it is amazing ! thank you for watching! I use a Canon G7X Mark II
thank you for your video, I just made a decision between notka gold finder 2000 and gold bug 2, choosing new technology & go with gold finder 2000!!
I would love to try it .....Sounds like a good detector , and best of luck to you !
Great video !
Thank you !!
Do you guys detect around Quartzsite very often? I am working on getting a Minelab Equinox 800 for our first winter stay in Quartzsite. I am choosing the Equinox because we will only be in the desert for a few months then back east the rest so i need a dual purpose unit. Would love to hook up and detect with you guys, if you dont mind a detecting newby, lol. Do you guys detect for a living or as a serious hobby?
Quartzsite is one of my favorite places to detect. I just dont get over there much though. Best of luck when you go !
P.S. This is just a hobby