Advice: Garrett 1350 vs Whites MXT

[nightrider5020]

I will be using in Colorado and Nebraska mostly caches and coins with occasional gold outings.

Thanks!

 

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[Dr.Jones]

I cant comment on the 1350 but i can on the gti 2500. Its a great detector with an unsurpassed pinpointing technology, but I think its overrated, which sux since i only had it for about 5 wks. Im already thinking about trading up to a explorer II. I would go with a whites, i have heard nothing but good things about them.

 

[Monty]

I have a GTI 2500 and love it! It has some turn on and go features but it is not a machine that you can just turn on and go all the time. You have to take the time to learn how to operate it just like any other top of the line detector. I have heard some very good things about Whites detectors so I don't think you can go wrong either way. Ditto Fishers and Mine Lab. It's just up to you to pick the one that best suits your intended use. JIM

 

[SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS]

I've only had my Garrett 1500 for less than 2 weeks, but from what I've seen it do I am looking forward to using it more..

Like Jim said the pinpointing is excellent;

Testing it in the basic coin mode it was a demon,( not a piece of junk and 65 coins dug).

So far I am enjoying the 1500 and look forward to working with it more, (It is not a task learning to use it, it is actually enjoyable, and I think that is important.)

Your call, do not think you can go wrong as long as you stay with the major brands.

have a good un.............
SHERMANVILLE ILLINOIS

 

[Bill(de)]

I had a 1350 and based on your requirements i would have to recommend the MXT. The base electronic platform on the MXT is the Whites Goldmaster and has a 14kHz operating freq and i think the 1350 is 7.2kHz.The MXT has many more coil options than the GTP. If basic coin and jewelry hunting the gap between the detectors narrows but i would still give the edge to the MXT not that the GTP isn't a good detector just feel the MXT is a more diversified unit. Good luck whatever you decide on. HH Bill

 

[slow sweeper]

Don't know about the Garrett but if you haven't done so already check out the metal detector review section. I've written what I've found out about the MXT in the short time I've had one.

 

[Stirling N5PIP]

I love the MXT. I don't have any knowledge of the Garrett. However, here is a link for a very good review of the MXT.

http://www.ourpasthistory.com/md/mxt.htm

Hope this helps.

HH
Stirling, N5PIP