what ever happen to research

[christo000]

Is it just me I been noticing a lot of people asking the same questions what better A or B. Or what should I get ? How come no-one can Google for themselves and not rely on what someone else has I mean these questions yes there good to a point but ur not getting anywhere its gonna b a 50 50 for A & B then there's other guys who don't use either & will say get C so ur just not gonna get an answer. I'm just see in a lot of the same questions there should be new threads for a comparison between brands & what's good for what instead of arguments over so & so detectors aren't good if someone says they r and so on

 

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[Dak]

how come i see so many deus for sale?

 

[christo000]

Either vendors or people who just don't know how to use em

 

[christo000]

U gotta also remember now they haven't been around in the u.s for long & really I haven't seen any more of deus's forsale then other machines

 

[dirtscratcher]

I bought a vaquero after researching for a long time and reading all the great reviews and I really don't like it at all. I think watching todays finds and noting what is being found with certain detectors points you in the right direction. Some are better for rings, some for tot lots, and some for deep old coins.

 

[Rawhide]

I bought a vaquero after researching for a long time and reading all the great reviews and I really don't like it at all. I think watching todays finds and noting what is being found with certain detectors points you in the right direction. Some are better for rings, some for tot lots, and some for deep old coins.

That worked for me, but there isn many folks who use my detector on here anymore. The site leans towards one detector and one detector only. I think O would like a Vaquero, but I am spoiled with the F75. Too bad they have poor customer service, I wont buy another one.

 

[borntohunt460]

I'm biased because I've asked these questions lol but I think that asking detectorists that are often experienced with multiple machines what they think is the most capable is a valid form of research. Reading reviews with no context or discussion or watching promotional videos from the company itself is close to useless. I was careful to see if any head to head comparisons existed between the machines I was contemplating but there were few with substance. These discussions shouldnt be personal preference but instead "i was able to find x with machine y at depth z". Most of the time to your point people are brand or detector loyalists without an understanding of the competition. At that point it is the researchers job to take these kind of responses with a grain of salt and sift through the preferences.

 

[crazy4coins]

I'm biased because I've asked these questions lol but I think that asking detectorists that are often experienced with multiple machines what they think is the most capable is a valid form of research. Reading reviews with no context or discussion or watching promotional videos from the company itself is close to useless. I was careful to see if any head to head comparisons existed between the machines I was contemplating but there were few with substance. These discussions shouldnt be personal preference but instead "i was able to find x with machine y at depth z". Most of the time to your point people are brand or detector loyalists without an understanding of the competition. At that point it is the researchers job to take these kind of responses with a grain of salt and sift through the preferences.

Beautifully put!

 

[damiani1]

I find that the longer a detector is out the more knowledge people get about that detector. For instance, if you ask how a detector is that just came out a few months ago there is not a lot of knowledge yet. Wait a couple years then ask the question and many people will be able to say things from personal use. I found that same thing when I used to play paintball. You would never buy the first model as it would come out with a few problems arising. By asking the questions you can see what is wrong and wait for the company to fix the problem. Or by asking these questions you can see what to look for if only a few products were defective.

I have screwed myself over by not asking too many questions as well. I bought a new (used 2007) kayak for $1150, and that specific model was $2250 new in Canada so I thought stellar deal. Until I found out that select models up until 2009 had weak drive well's which would result in cracking. Go figure even though this thing was in near new condition it had a crack. I am now shoveling out $723 to get a new 2013 hull which will make my kayak new. If I had asked a question on another set of forums about what to look for I am positive I would have passed on this purchase.

All in all by asking these questions it can give someone confidence when purchasing something.

 

[SilverLust91]

That worked for me, but there isn many folks who use my detector on here anymore. The site leans towards one detector and one detector only. I think O would like a Vaquero, but I am spoiled with the F75. Too bad they have poor customer service, I wont buy another one.

You've had bad customer service with Fisher Labs products? I've received nothing but the best in my personal experiences.. Maybe the field is mixed here.