DiamondDan
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- Apr 21, 2016
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- Location
- Robbinsdale, MN
- Detector(s) used
- White's M6; Tesoro Compadre; Minelab E-trac; Bounty Hunter QD2
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
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Thread Owner
So here's the deal. I want a new machine badly! I was thinking along the lines of a Tesoro Outlaw, since it comes with 3 coils, but I don't have the money yet, and I've never run a Tesoro. I'd hate to save up and buy a nearly 600-dollar machine and not like it.
I do, however, have the money for a Compadre. I'm not sure how much of an upgrade (if any) it would be from my current machine. I was just considering buying one and checking out the Tesoro interface. I never use the display on my current el-cheapo machine, so display is not a huge deal, but I do like the multi-tones.
I also noticed some older White's machines like the MXT can be had for relatively cheap on Ebay.
My question is: Should I get a Compadre to see if I like running a Tesoro, or bear with my cheapie machine until I can afford something much better?
I should mention that I have no interest in relic hunting. Just coins and jewelry. Also, complexity regarding more advanced detectors is not something that worries me. I'm a very quick learner. Thanks!
I do, however, have the money for a Compadre. I'm not sure how much of an upgrade (if any) it would be from my current machine. I was just considering buying one and checking out the Tesoro interface. I never use the display on my current el-cheapo machine, so display is not a huge deal, but I do like the multi-tones.
I also noticed some older White's machines like the MXT can be had for relatively cheap on Ebay.
My question is: Should I get a Compadre to see if I like running a Tesoro, or bear with my cheapie machine until I can afford something much better?
I should mention that I have no interest in relic hunting. Just coins and jewelry. Also, complexity regarding more advanced detectors is not something that worries me. I'm a very quick learner. Thanks!