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Minelab: "The Future of Discovery" - what do you think is going on?

Any salesman worth a lick knows how often "can't afford" really means "I choose not to afford".

Many in our hobby can choose to afford and will drop multi-thousands to have a detector they consider to be the best.

Don't underestimate the amount of wealth held by middle age and older white males, the primary detecting demographic.

A new top-of-the-line Minelab has a sizable amount of built-in market based on Minelab's reputation and high-end popularity.
 
I think I will stick with what I have . I never imagined I would have detectors as good as the ones I have now and they will do me just fine .:thumbup:
 
dirt doctor said:
I think I will stick with what I have . I never imagined I would have detectors as good as the ones I have now and they will do me just fine .:thumbup:
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You mean you don't want a $2000 machine to find a penny 4" deep?:rofl:
 
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