Depar Detectors

[sweeper60]

Yes this is the statement we released to our dealers from head office.
However it is not a non Motion all metal
And it is NOT made in Dubai.
Send an e mail durectly to XP and I will answer you the same.

So Why Send such info to Dealers if it is Not True ?

As For Regtons they are The Main Importers of XP machines and have been ever since XP came on the market and they are Also the Main Distributors of ALL XP Products throughout the UK. They also said that it was designed by XP and Built In Dubai.

Do you work for XP Actually in France ? or are you In the US,?

 

[CZconnoisseur]

Maybe I shouldn't have opened this thread....

 

[sweeper60]

Maybe I shouldn't have opened this thread....

No of coarse you should have, It is very Good of Gary to come here and be open with us all, Kudos to Him for that, Hats off to the Man.

Here is a little Info about Depar them selves,

Quote.

Since its origins in 1976, DEPAR has been, and still is, Middle East, Africa and Turkey leader in distributing quality metal detecting technologies for consumer with its experienced personnel and succesfull dealer network and serves as an authorized technical service.

With distribution and customer service operations in UAE, AFRICA and TURKEY you are always safe in the knowledge that customer care is close at hand. The wide range of its products up to 100 different models are listed under three main groups; Treasure and Gold Metal Detectors, Ground Penetrating Systems and Long Range Metal Detectors. DEPAR has exclusive distributorships of the famous metal detector producers from the USA, Austuralia, France, Germany and Greece.

DEPAR operates according to ISO 9001:2008 certificate standards. It is this commitment to the satisfaction of customers, along with excellence in customer service that will give you a big advantage when you are out detecting,

 

[Nuke em]

Maybe I shouldn't have opened this thread....

 

[woodchiphustler]

I think I will travel to Syria to get mine. Not!

You can get one if you live here.

COUNTRY

ANGOLA
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
BURUNDI
BENIN
BURKINA FASO
BAHRAIN
BOTSWANA
CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
IVORY COAST
COMEROON
CONGO
COMOROS
CAPE VERDE
CYPRUS
DİJİBOUTİ
ALGERIA
EGYPT
ERITREA
ETHIOPIA
GABON
GHANA
GUINEA
THE GAMBIA
GUINEA-BISSAU
EQUATORIAL GUINEA
IRAN
JORDAN
KAZAKHSTAN
KENYA
KYRGYZSTAN
KUWAIT
LEBANON
LIBERIA
LIBYA
LESOTHO
MOROCCO
MADAGASCAR
MALI
MOZAMBIQUE
MAURITANIA
MAURITIUS
MALAWI
NAMIBIA
NIGER
NIGERIA
OMAN
PALESTINE
QATAR
RWANDA
SAHRAWI ARAB DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
SAUDI ARABIA
SUDAN
SENEGAL
SIERRA LEONE
SOMALIA
SOUTH SUDAN
São Tomé and Príncipe
SWAZILAND
SEYCHELLES
SYRIA
CHAD
TOGO
TAJIKISTAN
TURKMENISTAN
TUNISIA
TURKEY
TANZANIA
UGANDA
UZBEKISTAN
KKTC
YEMEN
SOUTH AFRICA
ZAMBIA
ZIMBABWE

 

[lytle78]

I'll bet a good lunch at my favorite mexican restaurant in Globe AZ that it isn't made in Dubai. Emirates has direct flights from several US cities, Dubai is nice and is a great place to find gold - the Dubai gold market - don't prospect though, the guys with submachime guns frown on it.

 

[Andy Sabisch]

Anything that XP produces - be it for teh worldwide market or a localized market - is made in France at the XP factory. Too much counterfeiting going on and sub-par quality units if you farm production out to someone else. There is a reason that everything XP has is in-house and that is it . . . so no, it is NOT made in Dubai - sold yes but not made

Andy

 

[sweeper60]

Yes this is the statement we released to our dealers from head office.
However it is not a non Motion all metal detector.
And it is NOT made in Dubai.
Send an e mail directly to XP and I will answer you the same.

Thank you for Clearing that up for us,,,

Regardless of the minor things we should just be grateful that XP are still pushing the boundaries, Just when you think you have seen it all they bring out something new

Thanks again Gary.

 

[Andy Sabisch]

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Closing this thread is not intended to stifle discussions but the question about the DPR 600 marketed to the African gold market has been answered in detail.

The unit is being marketed by one of XP's distributors that caters to a niche market; i.e.. the African gold market. Other manufacturers have seen the potential in that market for gold detectors and have capitalized on it as has XP with the Gold Field program that has been on the Deus since V3.X was released.

The unit is a "stripped down" version of the Deus . . . . it looks like it because it uses the same components but the electronics are different. The coil is wireless but there are no wireless headphones that come with it or are an accessory for it. It has ONE program - the Gold Field - and there is no ability to update it / add more programs again as you can with the Deus. If you have a Deus now, you already have the DPR 600 plus the features that the DPR 600 does not have. If they offer the unit in the US or other areas, why woudl you buy it if you already have a detector that can be updated to the latest software and done at no cost?

It is made in France at the same XP Factory that builds the Deus . . it is not made in Dubai or any of the other countries that have been bantered about. XP farms nothing out including the DPR 600.

Let's be sensible here . . . since Depar Detectors also sells the Deus, why would they sell a model that even comes close to the Deus at almost 50% less? Do you think that XP would sell a model to one of their distributors that offers the same performance at that much of a price difference? Simple answer . . . it is NOT a Deus and does not offer any functionality that V3.2 does not and in fact lacks much of the versatility that the Deus currently provides, let alone what V4.0 brings to the table.

So this thread has run its course and the question that started it has been answered in spades . . . . . no one is missing out on the deal of the century by not being able to get the DPR 600 but if you still feel that way, there's a deal that you might not want to let slip away . . . . . .

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Andy Sabisch