Whites XLT question

[QuarterMaster]

Have a chance to buy a whites xlt. Just wondering what a fair price on a decent looking and working machine would be.

 

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[Sandman]

Have a chance to buy a whites xlt. Just wondering what a fair price on a decent looking and working machine would be.

Depends on condition but near $300 would be OK.

 

[oldcoon]

$200-500 depending on the age of the machine.

 

[Steveo]

Around the 400ish range seems to be the going price on ebay for a newer model " spectrum E series".If it has the rainbow design on it then it's a older model and usually goes for a lower price as it should.
I know this older gentlemen that will say, a detector is worth as much as you'll pay for it. From the way auctions and ebay works it would seem that this statement is true.
I have the XLT E and I find it to be a great machine.
Good luck with it all.........................................

 

[QuarterMaster]

Thanks for all the info. My friend said he has 2 whites that he hasnt used in years and he think about Selling it. I would love to be able to buy the xlt from him

 

[U.K. Brian]

If its not been used in years then the rechargable battery will be shot so allow for the cost of replacing. Don't worry re older XLT v E Series. Not a fraction of difference in performance, they just put a new sticker on and upped the price.

 

[Frankn]

There are 4 versions of the XLT. The two newer versions have the rainbow decal on the side and a slightly smaller controll box. I have owned the orginal which I lost in a fire and now use the 3rd version. As Brian said, you won't notice any difference in ability between any of them. An XLT in good condition should sell for $450. Make sure they show a picture of the display ON. There were some bad display screens. It cost about $75 for Whites to replace the screen. As far as I am concerned this is the best general purpose detector that was ever made.