Apr 14 2008
Minelab’s new GPX-4500 Metal Detector - WOW!
Kellyco just gave us gold seekers some great new!
Minelab has updated their phenomenal GPX-4000 Gold Detector with a new technology known as “SETA” (stands for Smart Electronic Timing Alignment), and issued an entirely new machine - the GPX-4500!
The GPX-4000 has long been considered a MUST have for serious gold seekers around the world, so it should come as no surprise that the GPX-4500 will be much sought after. Check out Kellyco’s GPX-4500 Information Page to read more details about the detector or give them a call to pre-order one. Apparently this machine is already so popular that it’s selling out! Here’s a little bit of the information from the Kellyco website:
“The GPX-4500, like its predecessor, is the ultimate gold detector and has added features that make it more versatile than ever before.
Minelab created an entirely new class of gold detectors with the GPX-4000, unlike anything the industry had seen before. The GPX-4500 takes that ground breaking technology even further with all new SETA technology that is quieter and more immune to interference.
SETA stands for “Smart Electronic Timing Alignment” and is what brings a total of six timing options to the GPX-4500. Each timing option is suited to different detecting conditions and allows you to automatically set a precise alignment for each of the six options. Noises that are caused by magnetic interference are minimized in each of the six timing options, which provides a more stable threshold and reduces signals from highly magnetic (hot) rocks.
Each timing option can be independently operated adjusted and operated for more efficiency – alerting you to the smallest, most deeply buried nuggets.
The best part is that the GPX-4500 is still a “Multi-Period Pulse Induction†metal detector and combined with the new SETA technology, this machine is stronger and more versatile than any other. Improved features include quieter operation, louder target signals, improved discrimination, automatic functions and pre-set search modes.”
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good day… please sent more information regarding the detector performance… at present im engaged in treasure hunting of the burried yamashita treasure during the world war II.
i am interested….
I am willing to search for relics with gpx4500 which coil and which settings i should use for not mineralized soil. i am looking small can size objects,
im really interested with your technology, i have a dream to become a gold hunter.my grandfather told me that in the land where he was working as a watchman, there the owner of the big jewelry store burried all the jewelries before the japanese invasion.its very difficult to know the exact location coz the land is too big, but when im found your technology, i realized that i have chance to do my dream.
I am very interested with this technology as well. and I would like to get couple of them. Therefore I need to get a good deal.I found The GPX 4500 for $4300,however,I am sitll looking to get a better offer than this.If someone can help me to get lower prices it would be great and I will thankful.
I am very interested in this also but I want a better deal so if Im going to ask for a deal I might as well ask for it for nothing and then if I findthrity or forty thousand in gold Ill pay full price for it. How about that for a deal Mr treasure finder?
Wow, the price is for this thing is comparable to a used car.
First let me find the gold, then I can afford to buy this thing!!!!