Upgrading to a CTX-3030

[Minelab50]

I am considering the CTX-3030 because of it's the last technology and know from posts that it is tops on the beach.
I hunt primarily on the beaches in North Florida and have just started relic hunting in South Georgia and South Carolina.
I use An Explorer XS, Sovereign GT and an Excalibur 1000 exclusively, but my old XS is about worn out. I have used an E-Trac
but from the reviews and posts think the CTX is a better detector for my overall hunting. How is the CTX when used for inland
relic hunting. Any feed back or help from all of you out there would be helpful. Thanks.

Randy

 

[muggsc]

Let the GT and the Explorer go, keep the Excal and go for the CTX and never look back.
Cal

 

[TIM CLARK]

That all you will ever need is a CTX and a Excalibul.

 

[G. E. Edwards]

I second that, CTX and Excal

 

[doninbrewster]

As long as you don't plan on metal detecting in the New York - Connecticut area I think the CTX3030 is a great idea. I bought one at the beginning of the summer and over the summer found more large cents then in the past 30 years combined, more colonials then in the last 30 years combined, more seated coins then in the last 30 years combined and I could go on. The CTX is great at finding deep objects and also finding coins even if they are sitting right next to a piece of iron. CTX is a great machine, just don't come t my neighborhood with it : )

 

[Big Boys Hobbies]

It is a great relic machine but it has to go slow. Love the ID at depth the CTX 3030 gives.