October 13, 2006

Minelab GPX 4000

Filed under: Home — ted @ 4:51 pm

GPX4000
Well, that didn’t take long. Hot on the heels of the recently released GP3500 comes Minelab’s latest offering, the GPX 4000.

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So far, we don’t know much, other than the press release which was posted on Doc’s forum last night. According to that release, this is not an upgrade to previous GP model detectors and we can expect to see a “new class of gold detector”.

That makes me wonder, is this a PI machine? Maybe it’s just a new class of PI machine.

Apparently we should expect to see digital presets and an LCD display which is of course very different than what we have seen from previous Minelab gold machines. The basic stats read in such a way as to indicate that it will definitely be a different look and operating mode than the previous models. From what I understand, the machines will look nothing like previous SD or GP detectors. So far nothing appears on Minelab’s website.
The machines are going to start hitting stateside by the end of October 2006.
I can’t wait to hear the reviews from experienced prospectors not associated with dealers. I’m sure it won’t take long.

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3 Comments »

  1. […] I just read recently on a dealer forum that “for the same basic cost” a new GPX-4000 could be purchased by the time an SD2100 was modified with all the bells and whistles that most serious 21 users have their machines outfitted with. […]

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  2. […] exceed my weight carrying ability. Well Steve brought his GP Extreme with him as well as his new GPX4000. He offered the Extreme to me to use and I said well why not, at least I can find out right now if […]

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