The short answer: the Minelab GPX 6000 takes the GPX-series coils (GPX 11, GPX 14, GPX 17) and Coiltek's Gold Hawk line (9 in / 23 cm, 10x5 in / 25x13 cm, 14x9 in / 36x23 cm), pairs with the ML 80 and ML 100 Bluetooth headphones, and has its own dedicated battery, shafts, and skidplates. Everything on this page fits the GPX 6000, every link is a product we stock, and if you are unsure, call 256-284-2247 and ask.

The one mistake to avoid: Coiltek's Elite-Max, Goldstalker, and Anti-Interference coils are for the older Minelab SD, GP, and GPX 4000-5000 series. They do NOT fit the GPX 6000. For the 6000, the aftermarket line is Coiltek's Gold Hawk, and nothing else.

Search coils for the GPX 6000

Genuine Minelab GPX-series coils. In the US, the GPX 6000 ships with both the GPX 11 and GPX 14 in the box, so these are spares and the step up:

Coiltek's Gold Hawk line is made specifically for the GPX 6000:

Skidplates

Audio for the GPX 6000

Fit note: the ML 85 and ML 105 low-latency headphones are for the Equinox/X-Terra/Manticore platform, not the GPX 6000. And the similarly named ML 100 WIRED headphones are the SDC 2300 set; the GPX 6000 pairing is the Bluetooth ML 100.

Power, shafts, and parts

Pinpointers

Gold recovery and finds

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Call us at 256-284-2247. We chase gold with the machines we sell, and matching a coil to your patch is a two-minute conversation. The story is more important than the artifact.

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