White's Prizm V

[mark v]

Does anyone use one of these detectors?  If so, what do you think of it and how does it work for you?  What are some of your nice finds and does it detect deep?

 

[TerryEastTexas]

I owned one and was very pleased with it. It gets 7" easily. Pinpoints well. It's easy to use and is light. You can go with the 8 tones, I believe it's 8, it's been a while, or 4 tones, which I liked better. All the bells and whistles. A good all around detector.

 

[jerster]

I have one, and find it very easy to use. The depth is good, I've dug many finds up to 10" in the soil around here, easily 15" on larger items. Truly a turn on and go detector. Pinpoints well and the depth listed is pretty accurate. Its light too. The stock 950 coil works well, I haven't tried the 8" with it. One of the complaints is a lack of available coils, but the stock one works just fine for me.

Only been using it since x-mas, and only can get out every so often, but have still managed to find 2 rings and 5 silver dimes, tons of clad and some relics.

The Prizm V is underappreciated in the market - - you don't hear a lot about it. But I've got nothing but good things to say about it.

 

[klpbaron]

talked to my local dealer on the phone today and he sugg. a prizm 4 , said i would be really happy with it , i hope he is right

 

[Ray Whidbey Island]

I have one also. I have only been using it for about a month now but have found it very easy to use. Questions still come up as to what is it telling me and those are usually answered right here or by just digging. The V does have the larger coil and the vco pinpoint with extra tones. It was pointed out by Tony that the IV with the extra coil would do the same thing. Best of luck....Ray