WHITES EAGLE SPECTRUM

[joseramon]

I cannot find characteristics of this metal detector. Ill probably buy it but Im not sure if it has a considerable depth.
Could it find gold nuggets?
Thanks.

 

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[rvbvetter]

Yes It has very good depth. And It's a very good coin hunting detector that works well for prospecting. It was a good all around machine.
If your just beginning detecting, it would be a nice choice and will serve you well. Just learn it well and it will make a lot of nice finds for you. HH

 

[hollowpointred]

yup, great machine.

 

[Rich in Central PA]

Hello, I have my Eagle Spectrum for 13 years now. I purchased it way back in 1993 when I started detecting, and it was the best choice that I could have made. It was White's top-of-the-line machine in the early 90's until the XLT came out in 1994.

Some Eagle Spectrum users will say it is the best White's machine ever made, and I have to agree. I use mine all the time, I'll never switch unless I can see for myself that something is better than the White's Eagle Spectrum. It gets great depth if you program it properly. I have gotten as much depth as 12 inches on large cents and pulled a 1773 Spanish real at 12 inches from hard packed soil.

White's don't make them anymore, however you can pick one up reasonable, they usually go for approx. $300 used, 400 tops in MINT condition.
Any questions, I'd be glad to help. I have all the manuals, and 2 books specifically for the Eagle Spectrum with custom programs, so ask away. Good luck...............Rich

 

[Rusted_Iron]

Considering it's said to be even better than the White's Eagle II SL, which itself was one of the best detectors ever made (yes, I'm a little biased because I have one :-P ), I'd say get a Spectrum if you can find it.

I was thinking of buying one when I thought my EIISL was dead, but they're kind of hard to find, and now the SL seems to work OK.