Garrett Treasure Ace 300

[m bryan]

I recently aquired a Treasure Ace 300. Is this a decent rig? It has a crossfire deep seeker coil. Not sure how old it is........I found four wheat pennies around the porch of an old house and am now officially hooked. I am basically new to the hobby and was wondering if this is a good detector? Thanks......

 

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[Tin Nugget]

For the extra $$ I don't see any real benifits over the ACE 250 so if you paid retail (300.00) you got a good detector but IMO not a good deal. The 250 and a sniper coil would be a better deal. Once again. just my opinion. Get after it and show us your finds.

HH

 

[GibH]

It's one of their older models, but the upside is that it will use GTAx coils. Never used one myself, so I can't say how good it is.

 

[Sandman]

This is a good detector, though without the extras the 250 has, nor the increase in price. It will find coins and jewelry at 6 to 8 inches in good soil without to many minerials because of it's lack of a ground balance.

Field Test http://www.losttreasure.com/content/archives/garrett-treasure-ace-300

 

[Keppy]

Well he did not say he paid $300.00 for it he could have only paid $100.00 for it or got it for free. And every time someone gets a detector someone always says. OH you could have been better off with another model. I got a detector that i have been told you could be better off with a XYZ detector and i tell them i use it i like it you use what you like and i will use what i like.............. You got a good detector...... HH

 

[Treasure_Hunter]

Well he did not say he paid $300.00 for it he could have only paid $100.00 for it or got it for free. And every time someone gets a detector someone always says. OH you could have been better off with another model. I got a detector that i have been told you could be better off with a XYZ detector and i tell them i use it i like it you use what you like and i will use what i like.

The draw back is no ground balancing, but hey you got a detector, go and learn it and enjoy the hobby...............You can always upgrade down the road if you wish when you find out just how really addictive this hobby is...........

Good luck and good hunting.....

 

[turtlefoot13]

I've never used one before but if you nailed four wheaties already, I would say it is a good machine. Garrett's have a good reputation. How deep were the pennies? Keep us posted on your finds.

Doug

 

[m bryan]

I've never used one before but if you nailed four wheaties already, I would say it is a good machine. Garrett's have a good reputation. How deep were the pennies? Keep us posted on your finds.

Doug

Pennies were about one to two inches. Wife's grand parents old house........detector was given to me by a guy that dont hunt any more. I was wondering how out of date it was. Thanks for the replies......

 

[m bryan]

This is a good detector, though without the extras the 250 has, nor the increase in price. It will find coins and jewelry at 6 to 8 inches in good soil without to many minerials because of it's lack of a ground balance.

Field Test http://www.losttreasure.com/content/archives/garrett-treasure-ace-300

Thanks for the link.....

 

[Keppy]

For the operation manual go to. www.garrett.com/hobby/manuals2/treasure-ace-300.pdf

 

[m bryan]

For the operation manual go to. www.garrett.com/hobby/manuals2/treasure-ace-300.pdf

Thanks, helps a lot!

 

[GibH]

Pennies were about one to two inches. Wife's grand parents old house........detector was given to me by a guy that dont hunt any more. I was wondering how out of date it was. Thanks for the replies......

Garrett hasn't sold them in quite a while, but they kept making them for Kellyco to sell as the Predator III. I think it's only been about a year since Kellyco quit selling them.

 

[thecolonel]

Pennies were about one to two inches. Wife's grand parents old house........detector was given to me by a guy that dont hunt any more. I was wondering how out of date it was. Thanks for the replies......

If its still finding the coins for you, its never outdated. Heck, I even pull out my old blue Whites CoinMaster2900 and it still finds coins like it did back in 1980. HH

 

[FoxDelta]

It's one of their older models, but the upside is that it will use GTAx coils. Never used one myself, so I can't say how good it is.

Is that the 7 khz GTAx1000 you're talking about?? With the 5 pin M configuration connector?? I'm asking because I have been looking for a PROformance elliptical search coil for my GTAx1000, but coming up empty. I get the idea the search coil for the CX Plus also uses the same M configuration connector. The CX Plus I believe operates on 6.5 khz.

 

[T.C.]

I worked my way up with a Garrett Ace 300....it's a good starter detector!!

The draw back is no ground balancing, but hey you got a detector, go and learn it and enjoy the hobby...............You can always upgrade down the road if you wish when you find out just how really addictive this hobby is...........

Good luck and good hunting.....