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Minelab GPZ8000

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There needs to be a forum section for the new Minelab GPZ8000
 
Who can afford one?
 
Who can afford one?
Anyone looking for big gold...

A friend found a 30 ounce nugget with a GPX 4500. If the GPZ 8000 opens up deeper ground, it pays for its-self pretty quick! :)

- Geowizard
 
Anyone looking for big gold...

A friend found a 30 ounce nugget with a GPX 4500. If the GPZ 8000 opens up deeper ground, it pays for its-self pretty quick! :)

- Geowizard
I will rephrase who can afford one that's:dontknow: on this forum.
 
Anyone looking for big gold...

A friend found a 30 ounce nugget with a GPX 4500. If the GPZ 8000 opens up deeper ground, it pays for its-self pretty quick! :)

- Geowizard
One can ask just how much ground will be opened up?
 
While out of my price range being thousands of miles from good gold fields, gold is at $4500+ oz, so it wouldn't take very long to recoup cost if you are in good gold country.
 
While out of my price range being thousands of miles from good gold fields, gold is at $4500+ oz, so it wouldn't take very long to recoup cost if you are in good gold country.
Too bad you can't rent one for a few days to help find out.
 
The price of Minelab PI detectors is what many call the "gold tax." Compared to older models, the Z8k has the lowest gold tax so far. Here is is how many ounces of gold it took to pay off a bunch of ML models; calculation based on MSRP and price of gold at the time of product release:
  • SD 2000 -- 6.36 oz
  • SD 2200 -- 12.00 oz
  • GP Extreme -- 12.87 oz
  • GP 3500 -- 9.23 oz
  • GPX 4000 -- 6.10 oz
  • GPX 4500 -- 3.37 oz
  • GPX 5000 -- 2.85 oz
  • GPZ 7000 -- 8.26 oz
  • GPX 6000 -- 3.47 oz
  • GPZ 8000 -- 2.13 oz
 
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