dirt lizard
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I haven't heard from anyone running these machines for some time. I really miss mine it was a great machine for finding silver.
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Are there anymore 1236x2 "s anymore?
- Thread starter dirt lizard
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dirt lizard
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LOL that makes two of us.
amcjavelin
Active member
dam good machine for finding silver I had a chance to buy mint one just recently but he collector price of $350.00 I think? to me it was a little much and resale at that upper end of things would be hard pressed to get
dirt lizard
Member
I wish Fisher would comeback with their 1200 series.
dirt lizard
Member
Has any new machine replaced it. I haven't noticed.
The 1200 series type machines aren't going to be resurrected, the market for them isn't large enough to warrant the up-front cost of bringing them back and then having to pit them against machines like the Eurotek.
In all-analog 'beep and dig" machines, what's left these days is several of our entry level machines that max out at about 6 inches (the Tracker 4 "muffler on a stick" is still a popular model), our underwater 1280-X, and some of Tesoro's lineup which although they're old school they're still respectable performers. It's possible that White's and/or Garrett's still have something in the beep-and-dig category, I haven't tried to keep up on their product lines.
In all-analog 'beep and dig" machines, what's left these days is several of our entry level machines that max out at about 6 inches (the Tracker 4 "muffler on a stick" is still a popular model), our underwater 1280-X, and some of Tesoro's lineup which although they're old school they're still respectable performers. It's possible that White's and/or Garrett's still have something in the beep-and-dig category, I haven't tried to keep up on their product lines.