I have the GMT ,it's a very good machine, I have found some gold, last find the pieces where really small, it's so sensitive, I feel that it's all I need !!
I'm thinking about either getting this machine or the newer Garrett AT Pro Gold. I'm an ignoramus and so to my way of thinking the Garrett might be a better choice because its technology "might" be newer and thus better. The Garrett also is wonderful in that it's actually waterproof. However, in the research I've done, a great many people say they're VERY pleased with this White model. I live in Nevada and have no job and NEED to find some gold. Both machines cost about the same. Any thoughts??
Jimmy is cool, but the engineer at the beginning is great! I am so sick of marketing people trying to explain technical things, pretending like they actually understand what they are talking about. I enjoy listening to the actual guy who builds these machines, the REAL expert, not some smarmy marketing person with make-up and an over enthusiastic annoying sales pitch.
Yes straight forward 100 truth and well very well explained in what the detector can do as in the way it works and explains all the internal parts in side the unit mother board and just how it works wow he is an awsome man 👨 for going into major detailing
Now mine is a 1997 whites 4B gold master love love love my detector how old is it and works perfectly in 2024. 27 years old so if that dont tell you something about putting the highest of premo parts and technology into there detectors and put a usa flag made in American tells you everything about whites pride in parts and machines building them #1 quality
I have the GMT ,it's a very good machine, I have found some gold, last find the pieces where really small, it's so sensitive, I feel that it's all I need !!
Yes it won't pass it up if will find small and med grade size gold and for sure deep down gold 6 -10 inches easy
I'm thinking about either getting this machine or the newer Garrett AT Pro Gold. I'm an ignoramus and so to my way of thinking the Garrett might be a better choice because its technology "might" be newer and thus better. The Garrett also is wonderful in that it's actually waterproof. However, in the research I've done, a great many people say they're VERY pleased with this White model. I live in Nevada and have no job and NEED to find some gold. Both machines cost about the same. Any thoughts??
Did you ever buy one?
Jimmy is cool, but the engineer at the beginning is great! I am so sick of marketing people trying to explain technical things, pretending like they actually understand what they are talking about. I enjoy listening to the actual guy who builds these machines, the REAL expert, not some smarmy marketing person with make-up and an over enthusiastic annoying sales pitch.
Yes straight forward 100 truth and well very well explained in what the detector can do as in the way it works and explains all the internal parts in side the unit mother board and just how it works wow he is an awsome man 👨 for going into major detailing
Now mine is a 1997 whites 4B gold master love love love my detector how old is it and works perfectly in 2024. 27 years old so if that dont tell you something about putting the highest of premo parts and technology into there detectors and put a usa flag made in American tells you everything about whites pride in parts and machines building them #1 quality
Too bad they went out of business.