2500 Vs White or Fischer

[gabbyhayes]

I'm looking for someone who owns the 2500 as well as top end Whites or Fisher's. I'm hoping they can comment on their likes/dislikes of their metal detectors.
I know that posting this here is kinda sacrilegious, but I'm sure each has their pros and cons. I've found over the years that everyone tends to have a favorite, and is biased in that direction, but I also know that no one company is perfect, and is often better at a certain segment of the market.

So if there is anyone out there that has or have had the GTI2500 and a comparable Fisher or White, I'd sure appreciate hearing from you.

Thanx

 

[kyledfx]

just watch youtube videos all will be revealed

 

[qicpic]

The 2500 is very heavy, and awkward to swing, I sold mine have a mxt pro like it better, also have a T2 very light easy to swing
hope this helps a wee bit.

 

[gabbyhayes]

I've watched many of the video's, but they do little to nothing to talk about pros and cons. What I'm looking for is opinions from folks who have owned both, and what they like or dislike about their detector.

 

[outdoors]

I have no dislikes about the gti2500, dont know why some complain about the weight it is not that bad, just adjust the length to help the weight transfer and dont try to hold the detector out so far

 

[widebody]

[size=large]had a gti 1500 i sold because it was not balanced. it was really hurting my already bad shoulders. bought a whites XLT and love it. weight is the same but it's so well balanced i swing for much longer time. basically the same as a 1500 as to finding coins. just differant bells and whistles. the XLT can be fine tuned, i
feel, a little better. there's nothing like hearing the bell tone for giving hope on a target though. i was also enjoying the imaging system. thats my take.

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[Big Boys Hobbies]

Gabby,
Haven't used the 2500 much myself. I can tell you all the new Fishers are VERY light and well balanced. If you need any help with them holler. Love to help answer any questions! Bart