After the lil back n forth we had the other week.. I chose the Unlimited over the Flux.. mate, just knocked out my first piece with it this morning.. standard angel statue portrait style.. With the edge X and Xion.. the piece would usually of been 5hr.. I'd never used the Unlimited b4 today.. I finished tbe piece in 3.5hrs.. and it is SMOOTH and unbelievably crisp.. The moonshine is SO SMOOTH, but loses no power.. at all.. even my (returning) client said it feels like its gliding, less traumatic in the latter hours of the piece. I completely understand ur excitement about thus machine.. I punched a 25mag for the ghost shading.. it didnt struggle at all.. I see what you mean about the kick start with diff needle brands.. like it reads the weaker membranes and compensates in whatever way it needs to for consistency etc etc It is an absolute game changer for the kinda work I mainly do (B&G) but i can sense this will be amazing for colour work.. literally one pass and i had solid even shades of black, through to light grey.. and it's beautiful to shade with.. I actually REALLY enjoyed using it.. I know this is gonna sound mad.. but I may as well of been using a fine liber and soft shade pencils on paper.. it literally hits that nice. Minimal vibration.. no aching hand.. I have no complaints.. just admiration Game changer Thanks for your review and responses 😉
Thanks for the review bro. Excellent information as always! I share the same love for this machine. I'd like to add that painfulpleasures accepted the 15% off discount that they always have. So it came to 800$ and some change. Also nuclear supply carries a really nice disposable grip that fits amazing on this machine. Also got the larger pen sleeves in black from kwadron that fit like a glove. Not trying to name drop or promote, just happens to be the perfect combination for me and imo. Thanks again bro for a spot on review.
Dude I freakin love your reviews man. So informative and real dude! I'm ordering one of these tomorrow with all the trimmin's! The whole needle set and all brother! Cheyenne should be greatful for you my friend! Peace!
Why do you feel you need a longer stroke? The Unlimited will do everything at 3.5 . Lining, color packing, smooth black and grey. A powerhouse and gentle on the skin.
So.. anyone tried the FLUX yet.. my question.. I've never used Cheyenne.. so no experience.. Have used Spectra Edge (very happy/consistent/no repairs needed in 3yr.. still in original motor) .. I have a Xion, which is great for shading, but after dropping ONCE needed a new motor, which they auctioned pretty quick and only £90. No issues apart from that.. However.. like look of Nova.. just unsure whether to stick with Spectra or try Sol Nova.. wanna go wireless.. Obv these new machines are a £1000.. so, whilst return is quick, as we know.. couple tattoos etc, paid for.. but, I'm also not about wasting money.. Which is the better option???
Dan Stimson the Flux is a simple direct drive machine that uses a brushless maxon motor it does not have any responsive mode option or steady mode option like the sol nova unlimited does. My other issue with the flux is that if your battery pack fails and you don’t have another one you will have to spend over a hundred bucks to get a new power pack for the flux or send yours in for repair if there is no power packs in stock then you are pretty much screwed. The unlimited uses a 6 dollar 18500 lithium ion battery that can be purchased on amazon or eBay or any vape supply company anywhere in the world if the battery fails you can buy ten more and have nothing to worry about. Cheyenne also now does repairs quickly and now offers a two year warranty on all machines. If a motor breaks they fix it. What people don’t understand is that all rotary machines break if mistreated or dropped as well as things happen I have had many machines from many good manufacturers break. These are not coil machines that can last forever. All in all it is your choice my friend and your money. If you like fk irons then stick with them but if you want to try a machine that will elevate your tattooing to another level then buy an unlimited. You won’t regret it.
@vision knite.. thanks my friend.. the exact reason you gave above, practicality wise, is what is seeing me lean toward the nova.. If the flux battery fails.. then its drama.. and as we know.. with new shiny things.. it takes a while before the shortfalls are exposed.. it's a battery ultimately.. they can fail.. rendering the rest of it useless.. flash Ferrari, lovely.. no petrol/no power = beautiful looking useless. I'm also inspired by the new responsive setting.. that works out the give required.. intelligent give.. and an ability to recall your habits/speed/pressure etc. Anything that saves me time I'm up for. As a tattooist we know the daily stresses are obv some clients.. 🤣 but air pods take care of most of that.. 🤫!! But I find it's the lil daily things that see my stress levels affected slightly.. wires, undoing machines (xion) to address give button requirements.. seemingly trivial.. but affect my concentration and flow So.. the Sol Nova unlimited it is on this new dawn of wireless 😊👍 Thanks for your independent review. Very thorough and helpful
Does the machine have some sort of prevention from stopping dirty cartridge stems from contaminating inside the machine so after one use it contaminates every future customer? Yes I know cartridges have membranes, I’m talking about the actual cartridge stem getting something on it at your workstation or touching it with dirty gloves accidentally, wrapping the machine won’t stop that so I hope Cheyenne thought of that for $1,000 pen
The only thing still keeping me from buying it is the voltage adjustment. Doesn’t it feel like super awkward? also, how long does the battery last on permanent use?
The voltage adjustment is very easy and very intuitive hold down the button and go to an angle simple as that. For the way I tattoo I have never relied on knowing what voltage I am at I just go by feel and power and if I feel the machine needs more or less power then I adjust. The battery lasts 5 hours straight if you where running at a continuous 12 volts. I’ve had 1 last up to 10 hours and the fact these batteries can be purchased online for 6 bucks a piece is freekin amazing I have bought quite a few more as well as a better charger.
@@tattootheory wow that’s awesome for the battery. I go by sound and feel as well (cool user for a long time) . Does the voltage go up by 0.5 increments like the flux or by 0.1?
the one thing need to improve is a grip, to make it like a hawk grip mechanism so the button and needle will always stay on same angle. so that no need to locate the button and get right angle of the needle..
After watching your reviews of both the sol nova unlimited and sol nova which are both great reviews btw I'm not sure which one to get I do dot work/stippling and black & gray realism most of the time and color realism every now and then. Which one would you recommend more? I'm trying to buy my first cheyenne machine just don't know which one to go with.
Get the unlimited 3.5 it's my favorite machine and just does everything fantastically. You will not be disappointed and if you order from needle supply they have a 15% off coupon you can use just call them and they will help you out.
A week in.. all other machines now reside in the draw (tomb) This thing is amazing.. power.. lining is so tight.. shading amazing, minimal passes.. solid black, 2 pass max.. sometimes 1. So smooth.. knocks all the spectra stuff out the park.. bye bye.. sorry spectra, truth is truth Game changer..
You know it’s a bit confusing to feel you out and which machine is your favorite because according to your video the sol nova unlimited is the best machine on the market at the time. Then I go read some comments asking which is better this or neuma 4 and you say neuma 4 all day lol what in the world. (Neuma 4 was released before this video was made by the way)
Have you ever reviewed the fk irons spectra flux wireless? Or have you used one? I’m trying to decide between the two. I like that you can use a wireless foot pedal with the fk irons but I like the all in one look of the Cheyenne. Any advice?
The flux is a basic direct drive machine that is a 4mm stroke it has no options for responsive mode or anything even close to what the sol nova unlimited has. I hate foot pedals!!!! I also can’t stand anything fk irons makes!!!!
I’m using a Xion with lightning bolt right now. Being wireless is amazing, but I hate how I have to wrap everything. It’s definitely a process. I do like the xion, I do everything with it but, it could be better. I ordered this machine because of your review. It’ll be here tomorrow, I’m very excited! I like how there is nothing hanging off the ass end. Been tattooing for 24 years and switching from coil to rotaries was kinda difficult. My first successful rotary was the swashdrive whip with its give mechanism. I fell in love with it and that got me in to rotary machines. These days I mostly have no give but I am looking forward to the sensi-drive. Thanks for the excellent vids.
@@tattootheory I did, it’s all I use now. I wrap it with blue wrap and I put a piece of tape on either side of the button just to make it easier to find. I love it!
@@tatmandu1722 the blue barrier film? I use the clip cord sleeve that comes on the roll you can find it on eBay then I wrap it with cohesive wrap and leave the button showing.
@@tattootheory yeah, I tried the cord sleeve but it moved too much when I was adjusting the needle. I wrap the grip first with blue film separate from the back and cut off the excess. Then when both sides are wrapped I use the cohesive tape over the grip. It works nice for me.
Jane Pak well my favorite gloves are opus tattoo gloves but they have been out of stock everywhere. But those are the gloves I always use they are very comfortable and strong.
the sensi drive is the best thing in this machine. i wish also cheyenne will develop the grip system/mechanism of sol nova unlimited, that will function like cheyenne hawk grip. which mean if you twist the grip the needle will steady in the same position/angle and the button as well. so that it will more effecient.no delays in finding button and no need twisting the machine to get into the right position of the needle again. you can compare and make deep observation by adjusting the needle with sol terra and sol nova and see the difference if which machine is a lot easier and effecient.
If u want to use fk irons for lining you best buy direct2 and use standard needles for lining.put 4mm stroke cam on it.very powerfull and precise machine.i love it.ive got terra Luna unlimited.but I never take terra or nova for lining.only direct 2 with standard needles.lines like a beast!!!!
Interesting concept with voltage adjustments through motion sensors. I've used a few of Cheyennes machines and they always end up with some kinda issue even though its warrantied. Both the hawk pen and the newer iteration get louder by the week. Have seen multiple artists have similar issues. I'd be skeptical with all the gimmicks this company is trying to pull off. Curious how long this thing would last with 5-8 put in daily
I’ve had an original hawk machine from 2007 that still runs like new. I have a thunder and a spirit that are both 5 years old and where used daily for years for hours on end and both are still running like new. I had a hawk pen that never had any issues at all for over a year that I ended up selling. What I can tell you is this. Every manufacturer will have machines that have issues I’ve had axys machines and fk irons machines and bishop machines that went to shit in under a month. Cheyenne supplies a 2 year warranty now with every machine if it breaks you get it fixed. The so called gimmicks in the unlimited as you say are amazing pieces of technology that actually work and do exactly as they are designed. Cheyenne is an innovator and leader within the rotary tattoo machine world, what they design the rest follow or copy. They where the first to make a cartridge machine and the first to design the tattoo needle cartridge and everyone else followed and copied. Remember that!!!!
Best all arounder the intuitive nature of the technology its bringing is awesome i feel like my work is coming out how i draw on paper it blows my mind i really think if u do bng tattoos this is a must have.
Yeah i just did a color neo traditional piece and it was solid what amazes me is it seems to know whats going on and kicks it up when i need it too the tattoo was in the neck and this is were the wireless system came into play its always awkward to position yourself when doing necks but not at all im excited my sister does watercolor tattoos and this is her go to machine so yeah u can do honestly anything unlimited good name for it
Hi 👋 thanks for the video. Im just about to buy a new machine. I have been using long time cheyenne pen its was amazing machine then i get the sol nova and this is just great, crazy machine, bring my style up ( i love doing black and grey realistic work, love the nice soft smooth shadings). Now i want wireless machine but not sure witch one. I was thinking about Inkjecta X1 , looks pretty crazy and come with 3.25 cam , but your review of this machine make me wonder what to pick? What can you advice me ?
Ivelin Kostadinov buy the sol nova unlimited it’s amazing. The inkjecta x1 is a flite nano with a battery that’s all there is nothing at all special about the machine besides the fact that it can adjust needle depth by moving up an down other than that it’s nothing special at all.
hey man...i had the wired sil nova and felt like it was so damn soft that i had to sell it. how is the unlimited compared to that is it more punchier or as soft as that ?
It is completely different from the sol nova. The unlimited is a beast it’s increased the speed of my tattooing by three fold. It’s the most amazing machine I have ever used in my 26 years of tattooing.
No it is more powerful and can be more soft it is entirely something else. It is the most amazing machine I have ever used in my 26 years of tattooing. It has increased my tattooing speed by 3 fold.
After the lil back n forth we had the other week.. I chose the Unlimited over the Flux.. mate, just knocked out my first piece with it this morning.. standard angel statue portrait style..
With the edge X and Xion.. the piece would usually of been 5hr.. I'd never used the Unlimited b4 today.. I finished tbe piece in 3.5hrs.. and it is SMOOTH and unbelievably crisp..
The moonshine is SO SMOOTH, but loses no power.. at all.. even my (returning) client said it feels like its gliding, less traumatic in the latter hours of the piece.
I completely understand ur excitement about thus machine.. I punched a 25mag for the ghost shading.. it didnt struggle at all.. I see what you mean about the kick start with diff needle brands.. like it reads the weaker membranes and compensates in whatever way it needs to for consistency etc etc
It is an absolute game changer for the kinda work I mainly do (B&G) but i can sense this will be amazing for colour work.. literally one pass and i had solid even shades of black, through to light grey.. and it's beautiful to shade with.. I actually REALLY enjoyed using it..
I know this is gonna sound mad.. but I may as well of been using a fine liber and soft shade pencils on paper.. it literally hits that nice.
Minimal vibration.. no aching hand..
I have no complaints.. just admiration
Game changer
Thanks for your review and responses 😉
How’s the vibration of the machine what’s it close to
@@robbeasttat2187 no vibration
Thanks for the review bro. Excellent information as always! I share the same love for this machine. I'd like to add that painfulpleasures accepted the 15% off discount that they always have. So it came to 800$ and some change. Also nuclear supply carries a really nice disposable grip that fits amazing on this machine. Also got the larger pen sleeves in black from kwadron that fit like a glove. Not trying to name drop or promote, just happens to be the perfect combination for me and imo. Thanks again bro for a spot on review.
Ronnie Brown what discount code did you use on PainfulPleasures? Thanks
Yeah, that discount info would be good.
After 1 month machine don’t remember settings after turning completely off or changing battery... 👎
Dude I freakin love your reviews man. So informative and real dude! I'm ordering one of these tomorrow with all the trimmin's! The whole needle set and all brother! Cheyenne should be greatful for you my friend! Peace!
Christopher Rushing thank you for the support!! I love cheyenne as well. Been using there machines since 2007
I love it just I wish they would of do it in 4.0mm
Why do you feel you need a longer stroke? The Unlimited will do everything at 3.5 . Lining, color packing, smooth black and grey.
A powerhouse and gentle on the skin.
Dude no need for a longer stroke it has that punch just turn up the volts
Wish granted lol
So.. anyone tried the FLUX yet.. my question..
I've never used Cheyenne.. so no experience..
Have used Spectra Edge (very happy/consistent/no repairs needed in 3yr.. still in original motor) .. I have a Xion, which is great for shading, but after dropping ONCE needed a new motor, which they auctioned pretty quick and only £90. No issues apart from that..
However.. like look of Nova.. just unsure whether to stick with Spectra or try Sol Nova.. wanna go wireless..
Obv these new machines are a £1000.. so, whilst return is quick, as we know.. couple tattoos etc, paid for.. but, I'm also not about wasting money..
Which is the better option???
Dan Stimson the Flux is a simple direct drive machine that uses a brushless maxon motor it does not have any responsive mode option or steady mode option like the sol nova unlimited does. My other issue with the flux is that if your battery pack fails and you don’t have another one you will have to spend over a hundred bucks to get a new power pack for the flux or send yours in for repair if there is no power packs in stock then you are pretty much screwed. The unlimited uses a 6 dollar 18500 lithium ion battery that can be purchased on amazon or eBay or any vape supply company anywhere in the world if the battery fails you can buy ten more and have nothing to worry about. Cheyenne also now does repairs quickly and now offers a two year warranty on all machines. If a motor breaks they fix it. What people don’t understand is that all rotary machines break if mistreated or dropped as well as things happen I have had many machines from many good manufacturers break. These are not coil machines that can last forever. All in all it is your choice my friend and your money. If you like fk irons then stick with them but if you want to try a machine that will elevate your tattooing to another level then buy an unlimited. You won’t regret it.
@vision knite.. thanks my friend.. the exact reason you gave above, practicality wise, is what is seeing me lean toward the nova..
If the flux battery fails.. then its drama.. and as we know.. with new shiny things.. it takes a while before the shortfalls are exposed.. it's a battery ultimately.. they can fail.. rendering the rest of it useless.. flash Ferrari, lovely.. no petrol/no power = beautiful looking useless.
I'm also inspired by the new responsive setting.. that works out the give required.. intelligent give.. and an ability to recall your habits/speed/pressure etc.
Anything that saves me time I'm up for. As a tattooist we know the daily stresses are obv some clients.. 🤣 but air pods take care of most of that.. 🤫!! But I find it's the lil daily things that see my stress levels affected slightly.. wires, undoing machines (xion) to address give button requirements.. seemingly trivial.. but affect my concentration and flow
So.. the Sol Nova unlimited it is on this new dawn of wireless 😊👍
Thanks for your independent review. Very thorough and helpful
Why wear gloves I don't understand
why wear gloves and then touch everything like cross contamination isnt real lol
Does the machine have some sort of prevention from stopping dirty cartridge stems from contaminating inside the machine so after one use it contaminates every future customer? Yes I know cartridges have membranes, I’m talking about the actual cartridge stem getting something on it at your workstation or touching it with dirty gloves accidentally, wrapping the machine won’t stop that so I hope Cheyenne thought of that for $1,000 pen
Get disposable grips
The only thing still keeping me from buying it is the voltage adjustment. Doesn’t it feel like super awkward? also, how long does the battery last on permanent use?
The voltage adjustment is very easy and very intuitive hold down the button and go to an angle simple as that. For the way I tattoo I have never relied on knowing what voltage I am at I just go by feel and power and if I feel the machine needs more or less power then I adjust. The battery lasts 5 hours straight if you where running at a continuous 12 volts. I’ve had 1 last up to 10 hours and the fact these batteries can be purchased online for 6 bucks a piece is freekin amazing I have bought quite a few more as well as a better charger.
@@tattootheory wow that’s awesome for the battery. I go by sound and feel as well (cool user for a long time) . Does the voltage go up by 0.5 increments like the flux or by 0.1?
@@tattootheory really good review btw.
@@hugocunha7542 the voltage increases by 0.1 increments
Very powerful!! Great review 👍
the one thing need to improve is a grip, to make it like a hawk grip mechanism so the button and needle will always stay on same angle. so that no need to locate the button and get right angle of the needle..
After watching your reviews of both the sol nova unlimited and sol nova which are both great reviews btw I'm not sure which one to get I do dot work/stippling and black & gray realism most of the time and color realism every now and then. Which one would you recommend more? I'm trying to buy my first cheyenne machine just don't know which one to go with.
Get the unlimited 3.5 it's my favorite machine and just does everything fantastically. You will not be disappointed and if you order from needle supply they have a 15% off coupon you can use just call them and they will help you out.
Thanks for the reply bro! You helped me make my decision!
A week in.. all other machines now reside in the draw (tomb)
This thing is amazing.. power.. lining is so tight.. shading amazing, minimal passes.. solid black, 2 pass max.. sometimes 1.
So smooth.. knocks all the spectra stuff out the park.. bye bye.. sorry spectra, truth is truth
Game changer..
Exactly how I feel bro!!!
You know it’s a bit confusing to feel you out and which machine is your favorite because according to your video the sol nova unlimited is the best machine on the market at the time. Then I go read some comments asking which is better this or neuma 4 and you say neuma 4 all day lol what in the world.
(Neuma 4 was released before this video was made by the way)
They are all my favorite I have over 100 machines
just bought the first one ever sold in Israel, charging it now and cant wait to try it. costs $1400 here
Wow that’s a lotta money right there. U could buy an Injekta for that money. Hope it does it job well though
Have you ever reviewed the fk irons spectra flux wireless? Or have you used one? I’m trying to decide between the two. I like that you can use a wireless foot pedal with the fk irons but I like the all in one look of the Cheyenne. Any advice?
The flux is a basic direct drive machine that is a 4mm stroke it has no options for responsive mode or anything even close to what the sol nova unlimited has. I hate foot pedals!!!! I also can’t stand anything fk irons makes!!!!
Vision Knite damn I just bought the fk w the extra battery for 1200.00. Fml. I hope it doesn’t suck!! Lol
Return that thing. Everybody I know says it hits too hard. Waste of money .
I’m using a Xion with lightning bolt right now. Being wireless is amazing, but I hate how I have to wrap everything. It’s definitely a process. I do like the xion, I do everything with it but, it could be better. I ordered this machine because of your review. It’ll be here tomorrow, I’m very excited! I like how there is nothing hanging off the ass end. Been tattooing for 24 years and switching from coil to rotaries was kinda difficult. My first successful rotary was the swashdrive whip with its give mechanism. I fell in love with it and that got me in to rotary machines. These days I mostly have no give but I am looking forward to the sensi-drive. Thanks for the excellent vids.
So did you ever get the unlimited and tattoo with it?
@@tattootheory I did, it’s all I use now. I wrap it with blue wrap and I put a piece of tape on either side of the button just to make it easier to find. I love it!
@@tatmandu1722 the blue barrier film? I use the clip cord sleeve that comes on the roll you can find it on eBay then I wrap it with cohesive wrap and leave the button showing.
@@tattootheory yeah, I tried the cord sleeve but it moved too much when I was adjusting the needle. I wrap the grip first with blue film separate from the back and cut off the excess. Then when both sides are wrapped I use the cohesive tape over the grip. It works nice for me.
When you charge the battery . When do you know is charged when is white light or blue light/?
Do you use responsive mode for everything ?
Carmelo Abelita II yes
Thank you, just received mine today based on your review ☺
And I bought 4 extra batteries for $30 after shipping. I won’t need new batteries for 6 years🤣
Maximum you still scamming people outta money?
I want to buy one but I don’t want to pay 1100$ , you know anywhere where there any cheaper?
Needlesupply.com you can get 15% off
Neuma4 or cheyenne...what u reckon vision...thanks for your channel bout to buy one of them
Paul Galvin neuma 4 shit is a game changer and let them know I sent you.
What gloves do you use? It’s seems safe to use and durable. Also able to withstand u using the machine on your hand.
Jane Pak well my favorite gloves are opus tattoo gloves but they have been out of stock everywhere. But those are the gloves I always use they are very comfortable and strong.
thanks for the review. only one thing is bad in this machine the tilting voltage adjustment while running,it is not safe for some reason.
It’s perfectly fine if you learn to use the feature it’s very easy to work with. I have no problems at all with it.
the sensi drive is the best thing in this machine. i wish also cheyenne will develop the grip system/mechanism of sol nova unlimited, that will function like cheyenne hawk grip. which mean if you twist the grip the needle will steady in the same position/angle and the button as well. so that it will more effecient.no delays in finding button and no need twisting the machine to get into the right position of the needle again. you can compare and make deep observation by adjusting the needle with sol terra and sol nova and see the difference if which machine is a lot easier and effecient.
What would you say to neuma vs this unlimited?
Neuma all day. But you already know that
Que hueva este chavo
Have you try the fk edgex? I find it impossible to do lines with the edge x 🤦🏻
BURGER KING I was using the edge x many years ago. I no longer use anything from fk irons.
If u want to use fk irons for lining you best buy direct2 and use standard needles for lining.put 4mm stroke cam on it.very powerfull and precise machine.i love it.ive got terra Luna unlimited.but I never take terra or nova for lining.only direct 2 with standard needles.lines like a beast!!!!
Interesting concept with voltage adjustments through motion sensors. I've used a few of Cheyennes machines and they always end up with some kinda issue even though its warrantied. Both the hawk pen and the newer iteration get louder by the week. Have seen multiple artists have similar issues. I'd be skeptical with all the gimmicks this company is trying to pull off. Curious how long this thing would last with 5-8 put in daily
I’ve had an original hawk machine from 2007 that still runs like new. I have a thunder and a spirit that are both 5 years old and where used daily for years for hours on end and both are still running like new. I had a hawk pen that never had any issues at all for over a year that I ended up selling. What I can tell you is this. Every manufacturer will have machines that have issues I’ve had axys machines and fk irons machines and bishop machines that went to shit in under a month. Cheyenne supplies a 2 year warranty now with every machine if it breaks you get it fixed. The so called gimmicks in the unlimited as you say are amazing pieces of technology that actually work and do exactly as they are designed. Cheyenne is an innovator and leader within the rotary tattoo machine world, what they design the rest follow or copy. They where the first to make a cartridge machine and the first to design the tattoo needle cartridge and everyone else followed and copied. Remember that!!!!
It looks like a torch
Is this the 3.5 stroke version?
Yes
Best all arounder the intuitive nature of the technology its bringing is awesome i feel like my work is coming out how i draw on paper it blows my mind i really think if u do bng tattoos this is a must have.
Ivan Mendoza I use this machine for everything it is fucking beast. Best machine I’ve ever used in 26 years of tattooing.
Yeah i just did a color neo traditional piece and it was solid what amazes me is it seems to know whats going on and kicks it up when i need it too the tattoo was in the neck and this is were the wireless system came into play its always awkward to position yourself when doing necks but not at all im excited my sister does watercolor tattoos and this is her go to machine so yeah u can do honestly anything unlimited good name for it
Hi 👋 thanks for the video. Im just about to buy a new machine. I have been using long time cheyenne pen its was amazing machine then i get the sol nova and this is just great, crazy machine, bring my style up ( i love doing black and grey realistic work, love the nice soft smooth shadings). Now i want wireless machine but not sure witch one. I was thinking about Inkjecta X1 , looks pretty crazy and come with 3.25 cam , but your review of this machine make me wonder what to pick? What can you advice me ?
Ivelin Kostadinov can you message me on Facebook or Instagram? My Instagram is @visionstoskin Facebook is vision knite
Ivelin Kostadinov buy the sol nova unlimited it’s amazing. The inkjecta x1 is a flite nano with a battery that’s all there is nothing at all special about the machine besides the fact that it can adjust needle depth by moving up an down other than that it’s nothing special at all.
hey man...i had the wired sil nova and felt like it was so damn soft that i had to sell it. how is the unlimited compared to that is it more punchier or as soft as that ?
It is completely different from the sol nova. The unlimited is a beast it’s increased the speed of my tattooing by three fold. It’s the most amazing machine I have ever used in my 26 years of tattooing.
Vision Knite thanks for the reply
Is the Sensidrive really effective???
Yes
What u was on about the batteries?can buy from Vape shop?
Vadim Smirnoff Panasonic 18500 lithium battery Google it
@@tattootheory they are 2000 and 2040.wich ones to buy?
Vadim Smirnoff 2040mah
Do you think the machine can have problem to erogate constant energy? What about lining, 3.5 stroke it’s Enough if my style is just line and dots?
Mattia Mantello what do you mean erogate?
Vision Knite I mean if the energy are constant or sometime go up and down
Mattia Mantello no the energy is fully constant till the battery dies.
Is the hit the same as the Sol nova?
No it is more powerful and can be more soft it is entirely something else. It is the most amazing machine I have ever used in my 26 years of tattooing. It has increased my tattooing speed by 3 fold.