US 56 Reviews for Whites MXT Tracker

Whites MXT Tracker

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Sreet Price $800
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MXT DEEP

c reid oklahoma. ok. in oklahoma ok. - best
I have had my mxt for about a year. i have not used it very much except for in my test garden. i have many things buried in there, from wheats to silver dimes, to iron pop tops etc. i also have buried at 31 inches a n old car hub that is iron is about 10 to 11 inches wide and round like a plate and it is round. my mxt can find it at 31 inches deep. it is a fact.

Oct 05, 2007

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MXT Close to perfect

Troy in Tennessee - best
This is a great multi purpose detector it has great depth and is very fun to use. I have the 6x10 DD coil on mine and it is about as sweet a combination that I have ever had. If you hunt for coins and relics then you have no choice but to get a MXT it will not let you down.

Aug 26, 2007

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Whites MXT (my first detector)

05kas05 in austin tx - best
I am new to detecting and did not want to buy a cheap machine and waste money. I bought an mxt, some say I should have started with an ace 250 but I do want to look for gold in New Mexico thats another reason I bought the MXT.

Well I haven't made it there yet but have been in the parks and such and its been working great no problems as of yet. I would recommend it to anyone starting out. I know there are other machines and I am sure they are great I mean there is always bigger and better but I do believe with the ease of use this is a good starter detector.

Aug 26, 2007

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Confidence With The MXT

Detectordan in Pocatello, Id. - best
I've been metal detecting for 28 yrs. and have owned a variety of detectors. I was shopping around for the most sensitive machine available. I have owned 3 different Garrett detectors and was leaning towards whatever Garretts had to offer in the $1000.00 range. After a long conversation with a local dealer who dealt with Whites also he was ready to sell me a Garrett but kept insisting that the MXT was a superior machine. I relented as I would also be saving myself $200.00 and purchased the MXT. I'll say that I'm very happy that I went with the MXT as it is the best detector I've ever purchased. For superior depth and sensitivity to coins,relics and jewelry you can't beat it provided you learn how to use it. I don't care about all the other reviews that it's a noisy machine. Learn to adjust it. If your going to find deep and small objects you need a sensitive machine such as the MXT. Remember practice makes perfect. That's what it takes to realize the superiority of this machine. A good set of headphones will enhance it's performance. Where there's a lot of trash there's treasure. I do fine with the standard 9.5 coil but I've had a lot of experience. This machine easily seperates targets. I love it.

Aug 15, 2007

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MXT Magic !

Paul C in Manchester, UK - best
I've been using the MXT over here in the UK for the last 3 years and on finds rate it is second to none. It picks up the smallest stuff and thats what i need to pick up the tiny half and quarter cut hammered silver coins on my ancient sites. I consistently out-hunt my detecting pals who use a DFX and Explorer II. It is not the deepest machine but recovery speed and good discrimination are much more important on our iron-laden sites and in these areas its as good as any. (I'm keeping an eye on the new Fisher F75 but it will need to be something special to make me part with my MXT!)

May 25, 2007

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Plug & Play

Bob P in Concord, Ca - good
I've had my MXT about a month. Although this is an advanced metal detector, the absolute novice will be finding coins and treasure just minutes after you turn it on.

Although this is a simple detector for the novice, it's also a superior machine for the advanced user as well. You can use it anywhere and for anything from coins and relics to gold. It is one of the best "all around" instruments that you can purchase. Once you've had it for a while and have read the manual, you may want to purchase the book called "The MXT Edge" by Jeff Foster. In easy to understand language, he gets a great more detailed in the operation of this unit. It will help you more fully understand the capabilities of the detector and how to most efficentlly use it as a tool.

I did about 60 days of research before getting this detector and dollar for dollar, it's probably the best on the market. You just can't go wrong.

May 21, 2007

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MXT - You Can't Go Wrong

Tony M. in Flint, MI - best
I am a former Minelab Sovereign owner (it was stolen a few years ago) and was seriously considering purchasing another Minelab. However, after reading numerous reviews I very hesitantly and hopefully bought an MXT from a local dealer.

After two weeks (with about ten hours use) I am happy to report that the positive reviews I read were spot on! The MXT is a coin magnet. I've pulled over 50 coins from the local dirt. This afternoon I pulled three 40's-50's era foreign coins from my own backyard while my wife was on the phone with her sister!

If you are looking for an all-around detector, get an MXT. You have a visual display for target reading, depth and iron content. Pinpointing is easy. Battery life is outstanding (mine is still "11/12")... You can't go wrong.

Minelab makes a good detector, but White's has definately earned my business from now on. My compliments.

May 15, 2007

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