Found one on craigslist for $250 says it has new circuit board. Your thoughts on this and the metal detector in general. I had an old friend who had one and that was the last detector he said he'd ever buy, and it was. Lol never got to see one in action just wondering about them. Thanks.
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Whites spectrum e series
- Thread starter trkdrvr38
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jimmy clark
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southwind, I believe the eagle spectrum has tone ib is that correct? I had one years ago. only had it a short time an sold it an got a xlt. I regreted it, because the spectrum went deeper.the last hunt with it I got a nickel signal, said 7.5 inches.signal was fairley weak but good an repeatable. by the way I had the six inch coil on it. an it was a true 7.5 inches, I believe it would have gotten it at 8.5 inches. Ive had my dfx now fow 13 years, and ive never gottin that deep with it. I was going to buy one on this fourm,but was sold before I got back to him, yesterday so know im looking for another.
Southwind
Well-known member
Yes it does have Tone ID.
I agree as well. I bought a XLT and just didn't feel it was as deep as the Eagle Spectrum was. But then once you've spent a lot of time with any detector you tend to get very in-tune with the machine and it makes a new one seem lesser of a machine.
I agree as well. I bought a XLT and just didn't feel it was as deep as the Eagle Spectrum was. But then once you've spent a lot of time with any detector you tend to get very in-tune with the machine and it makes a new one seem lesser of a machine.