- Nov 24, 2006
- 16,455
- 25,083
- Detector(s) used
- Nokta Simplex, Land Ranger Pro, Quick Draw Pro, Deteknix XPointer
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Deteknix Quest vs XP Deux video
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Those videos suc%, you would expect some kind of running commentary about the test . But no not one word.
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By certain buzz you mean atrocious marketing strategies and fake give away contests. Then I'm with you.It is a detector that has not even been released and has a certain "buzz" going about it. Any video will do at this point.
Very well could be he was told to zip his lips during any and all videos....
By certain buzz you mean atrocious marketing strategies and fake give away contests. Then I'm with you.
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I didn't see anything that convinces me it has good performance.Did you ?
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Can you really buy that detector right now for $300 less than an MXT Pro? I paid $675 for a new MXt All Pro, and I'm not aware of anyone who carries the Quest Pro at this moment In time. Sorry but I'm gonna have to LoL at this time.
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The MXT Pro has a MSRP of $899. The Quest MSRP is $609. I'm sure discounts are available for both and sales run periodically.
If you paid $675 new for the MXT Pro, it's a deal not afforded most. Even at $649 list price the Quest (package) comes with wireless headphones, Diamond Digger, carry bag and pouch, Hat, coil cover and two arm bands standard from the manufacturer. And Deteknix has said that their dealers will have better pricing, suggesting discounts.
Each person has to do their own bottom line shopping and decide what they think is best for them.
Thanks for the info Phantasman! I suppose I can go to their web site for this information, but do you know who the US dealers are/will be?