Teknetics Gamma 6000 Metal Detector

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woodstock GA.
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white's mxt and classic id. and Garrett AT PRO
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All Treasure Hunting
The gamma 6000 is a fine machine ...whites makes good detectors too study them more and find out whats the right machine for you
 

The gamma 6000 is a fine machine ...whites makes good detectors too study them more and find out whats the right machine for you
hi GAP.meal how would the 6000 match up with the mxt. all detector's i have are whites but a friend had toll me a little about the 6000 and it's got me wanting one as a back up.
 

I've never used the Gamma but have used the Delta and the Omega 8000. The Delta was junk and the Omega was great so you never know.
 

hi can anyone tell me if the if the teknetics gamma 6000 metal detector is any good. are they better than whites metal detectors. thanks

Its a VERY good coin machine,specially for the price. Perfect frequency to hit silver. Holler if you have questions or looking for a great deal. Love to help you! Bart
 

I've owned the gamma myself and found that its gets the same depth as the omega light as a feather and a little more stabler deep dimes will read 40 iron for some reason these are 8" stuff and this is with the 8" coil the 11" DD would be killer on this and also the delta if your ground has any mineralization at all hang it up
 

I love the 08 so light you can hunt all day long.I also have a Whites and use it as a back up just to heavy for regular use.
 

Gamma and MXT are both good machines, but very different. To say one is "better" than the other would miss the point. The right question to ask is which one is a better fit to your personal preferences.

I designed 'em both.

You might want also to consider the Omega, the F5, the GBP/G2 (Fisher/Teknetics) and the F70, which are other good performing machines in the same general price range of the MXT or a little lower, it's been a while since I looked at price tags. I designed all of those as well.

Of the machines I've named, the Gamma is the least expensive. Its basic performance is about the same as the Omega, but between those two I much prefer the Omega user interface. Also, most folks would probably say that if you get either an Omega or a Gamma, get an 11 inch searchcoil for it. I believe the Omega can be ordered with the 11 inch searchcoil but don't believe that's the case with the Gamma.

--Dave J.
 

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