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MichiganRelicHunter
Re: GPZ 7000
February 15, 2015 09:02PM
Kellyco has them available for "pre-order"

says = "reserve yours now as there's a limited supply"!
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 15, 2015 10:22PM
Dude,call Rob's detectors out of Az. Or Chris Ghoulson at arizona outback. Dont know why anyone would buy THAT machine from someone who doesnt make a living off prospecting. Ray
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 15, 2015 10:23PM
wireless...theres no disc.
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Shenandoah Digger
Re: GPZ 7000
February 15, 2015 11:37PM
Michigan Relic Hunter's feature chart shows that it only runs in all metal. I'm sure it's great for prospectors, but as a relic hunter I don't want to dig square nails 40% deeper than the GPX.
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MXT SNIPER
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 01:27AM
For the price of 9,999.00 I would want a detector to find and signal on "Gold Only" and no other metals, entirely too much money. It appears to be a vlf/pi built together by the brochure. Maybe the screen has ferrous/non ferrous id. At least for the VLF portion. At any rate I am sticking with my gpx4000 and GB2 for now, they are paid for.
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possum mo
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 01:46AM
OUCH, 7.3 lbs! That's a beast!
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:56AM
Most of the very serious prospectors WILL buy one.
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Keith Southern
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 03:59AM
I think the dealers and such can talk abut them this week if im not mistaken.. maybe the 18th..cant remember the exact date..

Daniel there will be one at the DIV in March..

Keith

“I don't care that they stole my idea . . I care that they don't have any of their own”
-Nikola Tesla
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Daniel Tn
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 04:01AM
Yep the 18th is the release date.
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 04:38AM
10 grand...ouch.
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Daniel Tn
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 07:06AM
I'm understanding now that the $10,000 is AUD which comes out to about what I figured for USD...around $8000 bracket for MAP and should have a street price of around $7,000. Thus why it's probably called the GPZ 7000.
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Sand dog
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 12:24PM
Interesting machine. My hats off to Mr. Bruce Candy. Seems he's always comes up with a newer technology. Is it a pulse machine or a hybrid? That super D coil is interesting. From what I gather it acts like a twin DD coil down to a certain depth. I would love to try one of these machines on the salt beach. But $7000 is outta my budget at this time. Can't wait to hear what Steve H has to say when he can say it.

Thanks John
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88junior
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 01:16PM
I'm heading to a plastic surgeon today so I can hopefully buy one with my good looks!! : ) All joking aside I think that price is ridiculous for a PI machine give me an infinium at a fraction of the price. If I was a gold hunter the GB2 would be my choice after seeing how well it works on small gold and I could swing it a lot longer too!! 7.3 lbs would get heavy quickly!!
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:23PM
Daniel Tn Wrote:
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> I'm understanding now that the $10,000 is AUD
> which comes out to about what I figured for
> USD...around $8000 bracket for MAP and should have
> a street price of around $7,000. Thus why it's
> probably called the GPZ 7000.


Dude,I didnt pull it out of thin air,it IS $9999.We are no longer guesding.
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:27PM
[forums.nuggethunting.com]
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Daniel Tn
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:43PM
Deathray - My mistake. A couple days ago the price was $10,000 AUD and the simple conversion to USD was what we were figuring it to be. PM incoming.
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Sand dog
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:45PM
$9999.00 ouch!! Next we'll see minelab financing. Hey a minelab credit card would look pretty cool haha. I guess if your a serious gold hunter it's just a tool for the job. But Definatly outta hobby range unless your very well off.
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doc holiday
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:45PM
Me tinks it's called:" Mine de Miners"
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 02:51PM
I think Minelab knows to push the price envelope everytime. Each time,everyone screams thats to much...then it proves itself and sells well. Me, I will stick with my gp extreme and various vlf's ,at least for now. I do know a few guys that probably will get one,and if they kill it on old patches..nah,would rather stay married,lol.
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deathray
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 03:36PM
I came off a little rude in my comment toward Daniel in the above post and want to apologize for that. Im a grouchy s.o.b. sometimes. Ray
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D&P-OR
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 04:06PM
That's what Richard (Backwoods Detectors) told me to.------A MAP of $9,999----MSRP of $12,495.-------Does that thing REALLY weigh 7.3 lbs??? YIKES-------Too much weight (and price) for this ole guy!----------Del
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Keith Southern
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 04:19PM
Hey Morgan....I dont think it's a P.I. mschine...at least that's what I was told..seems to be new tech..

let's hope it's a new way of transmission thst is adaptive ..

Keith

“I don't care that they stole my idea . . I care that they don't have any of their own”
-Nikola Tesla
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Pasttom
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 04:27PM
Wow! Sticker shock alright, but if you compare it to top of the lime products for a lot of other hobbies it really is not out of line. What is the tag on the best camera, racing bike or golf clubs? Even gaming computers, high end TVs and cell phones top out pretty pricey. It is not going to be added to my collection anytime soon unless the wife has a life insurance policy I don't know about. ;-)

Past(or)Tom
Using a Legend, a Deus 2, an Equinox 800, a Tarsacci MDT 8000, & a few others...
with my beloved, fading Corgi, Sadie
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Sand dog
Re: GPZ 7000
February 17, 2015 07:24PM
Is this machines frequency running on a very high khz 250-500-750? Or 1 ghz? Hope someone can shed some light on this technology.

Thanks John
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