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IDX vs 6000 xl
- Thread starter Eric
- Start date
The XL Pro is hard to beat 
and works well with the 5.3" coil.,it also works great with the 8" coil which is my personal favorite on the XL Pro. In my opinion Whites should have never stopped the production of the XL Pro detector. I believe the XL Pro is more versatile than the IDX Pro which relies on pre set modes. The XL Pro has more over all usable adjustably, also the Xl Pro is set at max power and utilizes the signal balance control to match and stabilize the power signal this utilized with the proper ground balancing of the detector will give the detector max power and depth. If the signal balance set up is done right I do believe the XL pro will outperform the IDX Pro, plus the XL Pro's ID meter is right on the money.
Best of luck, both detectors will do the job.
Bill G
and works well with the 5.3" coil.,it also works great with the 8" coil which is my personal favorite on the XL Pro. In my opinion Whites should have never stopped the production of the XL Pro detector. I believe the XL Pro is more versatile than the IDX Pro which relies on pre set modes. The XL Pro has more over all usable adjustably, also the Xl Pro is set at max power and utilizes the signal balance control to match and stabilize the power signal this utilized with the proper ground balancing of the detector will give the detector max power and depth. If the signal balance set up is done right I do believe the XL pro will outperform the IDX Pro, plus the XL Pro's ID meter is right on the money.Best of luck, both detectors will do the job.
Bill G