A few finds with a trusted old friend...

[PulltabPirate]

I sure miss the unmistakable tone of a coin & the broken tone of iron from my 6000 Di Pro SL - That machine was DEEP too! Dumbest thing I ever did was to sell it! I hope you enjoy the Pics...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/danluther/

 

[alvin-xlt]

damn. you did find an awful lot with that machine, that took awile im guessing. great job, hh

 

[Joel-Winnipeg]

Bought the 5900 DI PRO sl last summer still haven,t used it in the field.
Wonder how it compares to your unit ?

 

[TerraDigger]

I think Monte preferred the 5900 SL, if its the black box model, over most White's. Maybe he will comment on this.

 

[srf2112]

Are you serious . . .most of that was stolen in 2000 ??! Man I feel for you. Nice work in any case . . thank's for sharing it.

 

[PulltabPirate]

The 5900 is a great machine too! Also very deep! Crap, I want my old analogue back! & yea, MOST was stolen but I did "secure" my Silver & Copper pennies in a better place! Loosing all that Clad & the jewelry did "Tick" me off though!

 

[nw1886]

Once learned that 5900 is the same as the 6000. With the 5900, the manual GB was preferred (by some) because of a seemingly quicker response, full control of balancing.......and enjoying it's natural "lock track" characteristic. (Look how many of us use lock track heavily now and that explains a lot.) Those machines will still be a "top dog" for some time to come. I've sold both off and.....ahhh.....do miss the analog audio bad.