M6 vs ......?

[Pikeslumber]

I am new to MDing and have a M6 for my first detector. I have read that the 6 x 10 coil will help out a lot with trashy areas and be just as deep. I have some extra money to play with and wondering about a few machines I've found for sale I can afford. I like the M6 but would like to try something else as well, preferably something that has more adjustments that I can grow with. I know I have some learning to do on the M6 but having 2 detectors won't hurt I don't believe.
I have found a Minelab 2, Makro Racer 2, and a Fisher 75 in my price range. I would like to get a second machine but I want something that is a step up and not back.
I know the Minelab is older than the Makro and Fisher but I've read it was a beast but the Makro is faster? I'm looking for hopefully a little better depth and id hunting coins in decent soil and beach a few times a year. Any owners that have run these machines and have any thoughts or opinions? Thanks

 

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[DiamondDan]

Woah woah... slow down, man! You're new to detecting and you have a great machine in the M6. Why don't you just learn to detect first? You're WAY overthinking this. Go out, learn your machine, DECIDE if you even like detecting, THEN worry about additional gear. There's no need for it right now. Learn your machine!

 

[Tpmetal]

m6 is a very capable machine, learn that thing inside and out first. Then upgrade

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Both DiamondDan and Tpmetal are correct.

I do love my Minelab Explorer 2 for deep coin shooting.

 

[Zincoln Miner]

I would put an Eclipse 5.3 on that bad boy. You will be surprised at the depth, and target separation with a 6" concentric coil.

Like the others said. Get to know what you have there before throwing money at another machine. Pay attention to the audio with quality headphones as well.