Not for the Chroma. The Force does have the RCA option

@@StigmaRotaryOfficial cool, thanks for the reply. I’m excited to see people getting their hands on these, and seeing the reviews. I keep checking google every couple days seeing if someone has a video up with a hands on or review. I’ve enjoyed stigma machines since the hyper V3 days. When Mike Devries, and Nikki Hurtado were basically the pioneers of color portrait tattoos, and the only machines they talked about were stigma because they were one of the few builders of quality rotaries at the time.

I came here to find the answer to that question. did you ever find ouT?

@Real Cesar Art hi I heard from more than one person that actually that system don't work as the manufacturer claimed I ask to this channel amd he's sponsored by this brand..so I don't really know if that influenced his opinion..in the end I got no answer just like you... give that's really work it's cheyenne.. and inkjecta nano 2.5 cam soft bars.. really smooth I also use cheyenne thunder hawk 4mm and I can do soft shading too but I'm using kwadron 30 / soft edge or magnum 13 to 23 depending how fast you working angle of the machine how you stretch the skin how old is the client body placement skin color and so on...

That would happen if u turned it while it was on but I'm pretty sure they fixed that it seems to have a much more torqued motor I think it's 8 watts I've only used it twice now but I'm looking forward to more time with it the rca is reinforced I think aswell cause it looks different aswell then the 1st spear I'm ordering the new thorn aswell

Apart from upgrading the whole mechanism to improve the overall performance of the machine, the adjustable stroke on the Spear 2.0 cannot be overturned.

It has both adjustable give and stroke

@@x_z0mb1_x I didn’t see anything about give in the description on painful pleasures website but if it does include it then yea….it’s a must grab

@Mac Official The updated Stigma-Rotary® Spear 2.0 tattoo machine allows artists to explore a wide range of styles and techniques in their work with the utmost control. Stigma®'s Spear 2.0 comes with a custom-made 8 Watt motor that operates at voltages as low as 4 V. The first Spear machine was well-known for its easily adjustable give, and the 2.0 builds on this by also including an adjustable stroke length and needle depth. Adjustments can be made even while the machine is running, making this a highly adaptable piece of equipment. The Stigma® Spear 2.0 has an ergonomic shape, with an anti-roll design built into the body to prevent it from rolling off your workstation, and a gold-plated protected RCA socket for reliable power management. Combined with the low vibration of the machine, these factors make for a more comfortable, effortless session of tattooing, for both artist and client. The Stigma-Rotary® Spear 2.0 is compatible with universal, Cheyenne-type needle cartridges. Please note that the tattoo machine is not compatible with Stigma®'s Advanced Safety Cartridges. Key Features: Colour: Red Suitable for lining, shading and colour packing Custom-made 8 W motor Suggested voltage range: 4-10 V Suggested frequency range: 55-160 Hz Steplessly adjustable give, stroke length and needle depth Stroke length: 2.5-4.5 mm Needle depth: 0-4.5 mm Ergonomic shape with anti-roll design Gold-plated, protected RCA socket Compatible with universal, Cheyenne-type needle cartridges Length: 112 mm Weight: 165 g

@@x_z0mb1_x this is definitely my next machine. I was literally about to buy the og spear but I’ll hold off for this instead (might just get the og spear regardless because of the Maxon motor)

@Mac Official Maxon motors are great but since using alot of machines since the bishops and everyone started using Maxon then it was brushless faulhaber ones etc I honestly seem to prefer these coreless motors they just feel right when I work, I'm planning to start doing machine reviews on my page here on KZbin the spear 2 will probably be my first one, along with the other machines I currently own, xion, flux , bishop wand packer, peak solice pro, fk killswitch, critical connect batteries and footswitch , mast racer, mast flip, lots of stuff I'll need to make videos on

8w DC coreless

Yes!! I agree.!

One Power Pack (battery) is included with each wireless version. They are available separately as well.

No, unfortunately not. Soon we will have a wireless footswitch available.

Thank you for your kind words. We love the feedback we're getting on the Boost feature so far. Disposable grips for the Force are coming soon :)

Yeah.. They have it listed on their website, but no option to buy. Also their distributor websites I checked didn't carry it either. Only thing I saw that I wasn't such a huge fan of was that you can buy a 2.8mm, 3.7mm and a 4.5mm instead of one that can adjust to all three. For 898€ a pop that's a bit of a down.

The Force became available for purchase on 31/01. It's sold out everywhere at the moment and we're working hard to keep up with all the orders. You can order it right now from Killer Ink, and various other suppliers, on a first come first served basis.

from the features this is more advance, but fk has a new trailer on IG

Flux is better my opinion tho

Agreed.

@Paye ta Disquette fk irons will be release another new wireless system

@Paye ta Disquette what do u mean bro this machine has every fucking option you could ever want in a machine this machine is fucking sick

@Paye ta Disquette if your a black and grey realism artist only then go with the 2.8 but if you do color or B&g realism,trad,etc, then go with the 3.7 that’s a perfect stroke for everything. And if u only do fat line work and bold color all day than go with the 4.5 it’s not difficult

Thanks for your kind words. Stay tuned, we will be uploading more content soon!

@thattatooshow

The correct practice is to sterilize (autoclave) the grip after each session and sanitize the rest parts of the machine with cold sterilization products. Never spray down the machine with chemicals instead use pads or wipes.

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