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Minelab GPZ 7000

The GPZ 7000 is a Minelab gold detector built on ZVT (Zero Voltage Transmission), with a 14 x 13-inch GPZ14 Super-D coil. At 7.32 lb, it has the heaviest published weight on this site.

Specs read Oct. 16, 2026 on minelab.comSold on Amazon as a bundle

ZVTZVT, no kHz value
3.3 ftCoil waterproof
7.32 lbWeight, 3.32 kg
GPZ 7000 tech specsFacts from Minelab's tech specs page, rewritten. A value Minelab does not publish is marked.
TechnologyZVTMinelab calls it ZVT (Zero Voltage Transmission)
FrequenciesNot published
WaterproofingCoil only, waterproof to 3.3 ft (1 m)
Weight7.32 lb (3.32 kg)Minelab supplies a Pro-Swing 45 harness.
CoilGPZ14, 14 x 13-inch Super-D
Battery7.2 V 72 Wh lithium-ion removable pack
Battery lifeNot published
Search modesGold Mode: High Yield, General, Extra Deep, Ground Type: Normal, Difficult, Severe
Target IDNot published
DisplayFull color LCD
HeadphonesKOSS UR-30 wired headphones and WM 12 wireless module
In the boxPro-Swing 45 harness, GPSi
Warranty3 years, control box and coil
StatusNot confirmedNot on page 1 of Minelab’s detector list; pages 2-3 are closed to readers by Minelab’s robots.txt (query string), so current or discontinued is not confirmed.

Source: Minelab, GPZ 7000 Tech Specs (opens in a new tab), read Oct. 16, 2026.

  • Not publishedFrequencies: Minelab publishes no kHz value for ZVT.
  • Not publishedBattery life: Minelab's tech specs page gives no figure.

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How it differs from its neighbors

The GPX 6000 is a Minelab pulse induction gold detector, sold under GeoSense-PI. It weighs 4.6 lb and comes with two coils, a 14-inch Double-D and an 11-inch monoloop. Like the GPZ, it has Normal, Difficult and Severe Ground Types.

For a lighter gold detector, the Gold Monster 1000 weighs 2.94 lb and runs 45 kHz. The SDC 2300 folds down to 15.7 in (40 cm). It is the only one of the three waterproof as a whole, to 10 ft (3 m). It weighs 5.1 lb with an 8-inch monoloop coil.

Minelab publishes no kHz value for any of the three. The GPZ 7000 is the only one of the three with a Full color LCD. Power comes from a removable 7.2 V lithium-ion pack rated at 72 watt-hours.

GPZ 7000 and GPX 6000 compared
SpecBundleGPZ 7000DetectorGPX 6000
FrequenciesNot publishedNot published
Waterproofing3.3 ftCoil only, 1 m3.3 ftCoil only, 1 m
Weight7.32 lb3.32 kg4.6 lb2.1 kg
Battery7.2 V 72 Wh lithium-ion removable pack7.4 V 5833 mAh lithium-ion removable pack
Target IDNot publishedNot published
DisplayFull color LCDMonochrome LCD

Facts from Minelab's page for each model, read Oct. 16, 2026.

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Questions about the GPZ 7000

Answered from Minelab's tech specs page, read Oct. 16, 2026.

Minelab lists 7.32 lb (3.32 kg) and supplies a Pro-Swing 45 harness. The GPX 6000 weighs 4.6 lb.

Only the coil, to 3.3 ft (1 m). Minelab gives no rating for the control box, so keep it out of water.

Minelab publishes no kHz value for ZVT. The tech specs list the technology as ZVT, not VLF.

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