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hi trueman the atx came out 10 years ago and it remains for me (for my use) the best it's the champion of versatility it is very powerful, it is comfortable on all terrains and even in salt water it is one of the few that passes without problem on black sand perfect for the volcanic islands (you can go hunting for jewelry on the beaches at 1 meter deep, it's super discreet lol) and it is as powerful as a gpx 6000 (and even better on very polluted terrain) on the other hand, there is no discrimination and a little gold is likely to pass under your nose this machine is magic, but you have to dig all the sounds moreover, discrimination makes it less powerful, so give up and "dig in", you may have some nice surprises mr Steve Herschbach has made a superb post on the atx, very nice and VERY useful, he lists all the little hassles due to use in salt water for me, you made the best choice bye

in my opinion if the gpx 6000 and the axiom are not submersible it's just a matter of insurance and warranty because they are quite expensive we understand each other lol

ok, sorry for asking this question without seeing the many answers you have already given. I would like to know which are the best detectors for my use (1: on black sand 2: immersible at 3 meters 3: volcanic islands on earth) the most versatile and the most comfortable on maximum mineralization I know few of them can compete with the atx (a top 3 that brings together all MY requirements) it's a very personalized answer and off topic, but we stayed on the atx (I repeat myself but it's to know if a new machine has dethroned the atx, for me) very nice work in any case for axiom and your beautiful videos lol thank you very much

me who is waiting for an upgrade of the atx! here it is and IT IS NOT SUBMERSIBLE what a disappointment ..... atx is it still the best choice for volcanic islands, black sand, 3 meters submersible? maybe a future waterproof case will land there? Steve any info? I know you preferred the gpx 6000 to the gpz just for its weight gain, now what? between the gpx 6000 and the axiom? of course I do not compare the machines, but just on the feeling.

I do not understand I just spoke to an advisor who told me that the Fisher Impulse AQ was the future best detector on black sand, far ahead, atx What do you think?

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imagine going on vacation with your family, what other choice do you really have? seen that very often, you will find yourself on an island with volcanic soil on the beach at peak hours to be more discreet, it is better to be able to submerge the detector even at 1 meter, right? or my questions, is atx the only one comfortable everywhere? message from the atx support committee lol

in your opinion, is what is tested really correct? if this is not the place, please relocate it

hello everyone, let's talk about atx, garrett gonna make a replacement? What do we blame him for, simply for being heavy? in performance, it always surpasses all existing machines on the range with gpz! on black sand is it yes or not the only one with the gpz to be effective? steeve please, he is no longer your favorite for his versatility; despite its weight? despite his age ! gpx 6000 really has big problems on very mineralized ground? and on black sand? a future ctx 3030! and why not just a submersible gpz at 3 meters because they have the same design I do not denigrate anyone, nor the detectors I'm just asking his questions to help me trill I may be overvaluing the atx, but is it still a safe bet today or do I have to wait for a new one? I'm just asking if the atx is still the best off-road on the market today (black sand, salt water 3 meters, mineralized soil, performance, medium soil) for me atx is the champion just because the gpz is not submersible

hello, are the gpx 6000 discs also an evolution? are they really new and more perfect? from what you see, do they really have something more? my question is the following ; are they better than xcoil or finder? thank you