Minelab GPX 6000 Is it Worth the $$$. I'll test it and Give you my Honest Opinion.

[@Tribblepuppy]

Take a small piece of gold and bury it 6" to 9" in the ground, then you can adjust your setting until the 6000 picked it up. Be sure to save the settings fit future use. Yes, you might get more trash, but you'll also get deeper gold. Good luck.

[@piedmontartifacts8910]

Thanks for taking me along, I’ve been anticipating this machine for a while. I suspect headphones and listening for faint sounds would pay off. Good luck Jack.

[@NUGGETSHOOTER]

I am pondering a trip up to your claims this week if it cools off as they say. As you learn the machine and settings you will as you said "change your opinion" me thinks

[@goldfeveradventures]

I 100% need your help. Come get the Gold and give your advice! Good camping in the area as well! Thanks Bill!

[@CZDigger]

Tell us how it goes guys

[@kenmorrill3774]

@@goldfeveradventures Did you ever hook up with Bill? and what is your opinion of this machine today?

[@MingokTV]

I love this machine to be honest, GPX 6000 is beast! Watching all the way from the Philippines!

[@steveothepainterreeding9126]

The 6000 picks up smaller pieces than your test piece in Australia in a variety of soils. Id check your settings. 👍

[@MrCoolcool666]

Yep, I've gotten 0.1's at 250mm with the DD coil, Love my 6! Its great with EMI also!

[@yeoldescratch3345]

I'd certainly check your settings, the machine should of screamed with your test nugget in that plastic card. The smallest nugget I've heard of being picked up by a GPX 6000 was .004 of a gram. the smallest one I picked up was .007 of a gram, which is about a quarter of the size of your first nugget you tested. I think they are an awesome machine. I really enjoyed your video, thanks for sharing

[@13thbiosphere]

Fisher Gold bug 0.1 gram .... That's a size worth digging

[@CraigElliott714]

Thank you for the hospitality, I’ll be back when it cools off.

[@goldfeveradventures]

Thank You Craig! Be safe on the road and thanks for the hunt! It was hot! I mean fun!

[@donaldking8288]

Electronic prospecting is the best hobby in the world as far as I'm concerned, gold is so hard to find, good luck 👍

[@kennethhuffman2288]

Sounds like a lot of money to find junk with like the cheaper models. It is finding really small stuff though.

[@robertwolfe2971]

I think just maybe you might need to get the right sensitivity setting.To hit that peace on the card.Of coarse a ground cancel.probable wouldn't hurt after each adjustment.til you get the right one.

[@goldfeveradventures]

Great idea. I’ll try a few other things and changes and get back out there. Thanks.

[@GSProspecting]

great work fam. keep at it. GOLD SQUAD OUT!!!

[@normmarsh881]

Nokta just came out with a primarily gold detector for $849 called the GoldFinder 2000 which is a turn on and go detector. The hunting screen looks very similar to this one. It too is a half circle with the right site indicating gold and the left half of the circle indicating trash. It looks like it would go head to head with the Minelab but it weighs about half the weight and costs over $5000. Less

[@fallcrack7175]

i have one.. the half circle is not really reliable but very good for nail. The machine sometimes go crazy to hot rock still i think Gold finder 2000 far better than gold monster1000

[@Gardener7]

​@@fallcrack7175Hey Fallcrack, I am thinking of getting the Nokta Goldfinder. What is the deepest nugget it can detect? 300mm?

[@KennethHengel]

I'd like you try the minelab Vanquish 440.and see how this one works.

[@TomGarner99]

John Goodman is a gold prospector?!?! 😂. Nnice video.

[@mr.nuggets2724]

I have only found gold at 4 inches with my gold monster out of 40-50 different pieces only 4 inches deep max with monster.

[@bigkev19]

Considering that ares has been worked to death, I think it was a successful haul.

[@terrycurrie6806]

Jack....if you could have taken your $6000 and bought 3oz of gold pickers and spread them around your yard .....took your 2300 and detected your yard, you would have at least a year of Eureka moments and look at all the gas you would have saved, not having to drive around looking for gold...and you might still have close to your $6000

[@goldfeveradventures]

Ain’t that the truth! That’s really funny. Thanks for watching.

[@mr.nuggets2724]

Sorry to see you only got trash. I am debating on the 6000 or 7000 I have a wash that has produced 10 grams of small gold nuggets.

[@bigkev19]

The 6000 is the way to go. It's soneasy to use and so light you forget you're holding it. LOL. Almost anyway. Would like to know what you got in the end and how happy or not you are with it.

[@charlesmartella]

Borrowed a 7000 off a mate of mine. Way too heavy. Even Arnold Schwarzenegger would have had enough after 45 minutes it weighs too much. They are all selling there 7000s here in Western Australia and going back to 4500s.

[@markstevenson3880]

Don't whine about $6000, it is $8000 here in Australia. They charge what they want here as there is only a small market and a few Garretts to contend with. Good video , keep up the 'real' opinions.

[@goldfeveradventures]

Thanks.

[@BackRoadsGold]

Nice vid Jack! Stick with it!

[@Argentina-cz3ru]

Love your videos! Do you use club claims or do you use your own private claims ? Thanks

[@goldfeveradventures]

Thanks. All my claims are in the club for club members.

[@stevenblevins8113]

Looks like your at our secret spot Jack ! LOL we need to get back down to see you.

[@goldfeveradventures]

You are so smart!

[@stevenblevins8113]

@@goldfeveradventures thank you for your honest review Jack. Shannon is thinking about a 2300

[@goldfeveradventures]

@@stevenblevins8113 I’m sure it’s a good machine. I just got to learn it. More testing.

[@13thbiosphere]

If I was going to pay that kind of money I would expect to find a tiny nugget at extreme depth and I'll be able to know that it was not iron should tell you the depth and size

[@annb5853]

turn on the threshold it will pick up your test card .

[@justingeturgun]

I find tiny 1/4” pieces of foil with the gm1000 at the beach at like 5-6” it picks up everything

[@karlbesser1696]

The gpx6000 costs 8421 dollars in Europe today, June 2022. And there are hardly any nuggets to be found here. ;>]

[@petedetects7012]

Good effort buddy 👏

[@56chevy11]

Thanks for the video. $6,000.00 is a lot for a hobbyist. I'll stick with my gold monster.

[@sadettinunlu8756]

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[@detectorelufa.1396]

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[@shaunmorris8176]

I agree with one of the comments you should have picked up your test piece. You need to do more homework to get the most out of the 6000.

[@MartinSage]

The money is in selling $6,000 equipment 😄 to wannabe prospectors.

[@338bigguns]

It's funny that you guys buy the most expensive machines and pick up less than the gold monster 1000 or the Nox 800.

[@ahndeux]

Its definitely a great machine for finding junk. After 2,000,000 more of those rusty nail, the machine will pay for itself.

[@βιζζγΚιδ]

Did you stay in auto 1 the whole time?

[@goldfeveradventures]

Yes

[@rodolfomatig-a3325]

how much the price

[@JohnWilson-cs7iq]

He told you. 6K

[@edkubinski]

That one lid looked like it may have come off a snuff can

[@goldfeveradventures]

Good thought. Thanks for watching.

[@mohsenhaghighi8053]

🌺

[@anthonyplayground1402]

Always factory reset... test both batterys ... battery quality is crapp

[@tadhamilton8928]

Jack to the tones

[@dataglasses]

For that amount of money, I'd expect someone from MineLab to come and write out a manual for me.

[@chakaula8642]

Thanks Jack... honest vid. NO... IT'S NOT WORTH IT!

[@robertwolfe2971]

Need a nugget finder coil for gpx.6000

[@goldfeveradventures]

Yes I do!

[@Miley_00]

That green rock looked like Thorium not copper

[@troyheffernan1261]

Sounds like you found a gun range

[@stephencrandellsr4915]

Its a lot of money need 3 or so oz to pay for it

[@jamesolson4420]

Hey you're in tennis shoes and no ankle protection

[@douglasbrown4775]

harbour frieght 70bucks

[@andersonsantos7588]

🇧🇷top top 👍💯

[@edwenreqiureme193]

How much? Pilipine money.

[@goldfeveradventures]

6 grand US

[@christophermiller9624]

To much money and no user manual.