I am new to the hobby and this would be my first md purchase.I am interested in one or the other of the 2 units mentioned in the title.Giving you as much info as I can provide,which unit would you choose..
1.As mentioned,I am new and inexperienced
2.Main focus will be coinshooting.. playgrounds,parks,etc.
3.Ground here is not highly mineralized
4.I like simplicity and chose these 2 because other users say both have a smaller learning curve than most.
thanks for your time and sharing of opinion
1.As mentioned,I am new and inexperienced
2.Main focus will be coinshooting.. playgrounds,parks,etc.
3.Ground here is not highly mineralized
4.I like simplicity and chose these 2 because other users say both have a smaller learning curve than most.
thanks for your time and sharing of opinion
Only has one....$300
..... I'll let you know if I made the right decision when I have it for a while (in transit as we speak). So far I can say that the Cibola goes deep, is super light, pinpoints well, has great recovery, and is well built. The downside to me was "learning" the coin sounds from trash, I dug a lot of trash. I was getting pretty good at distinguishing pull tabs from coins, but not much else. My current White's, the Classic Id, works well and is pretty accurate with the ID. I dug all signals with it for a few months to verify that. I'm upgrading to the M6 to get a VDI reading and maybe some more depth......Unless you're a die hard relic guy, I'd lean towards an M6, but that's just me! BTW any of the above machines are waay better than the ACE, I had one of those, too! Again, JMHO......
