New NeoTat Machines

**rjdadio** · 06-01-2011, 11:34 PM

For many months now I've been working on some new machines, and you may have already seen this model in use at a tattoo convention.

The NeoTat "Vivace" is a 4 ounce power house that sports a 3.5 or "bigger????" stroke lengths......I'll keep that secret for now......under 7mm

The motor and crankwheel is housed into a cartridge assembly, so it is very easy to change out. The cartridge comes equiped with a phono jack, RCA jack or clipcord.....and with the clipcord version, the pegs can be turned so the pegs are up and down or sideways.

No wires to get tangled or damaged, so it is even easier than the first NeoTats to disassemble and maintain.

And, like the original NeoTat Machine, it is fully enclosed and sanitary....no holes or windows to catch dirt and such.

A Smooth, Clean anodized aluminum Machine, the "Vivace" is Lively with lots of Spirit!

The new machines will be available in August 2011 at Hell City in Phoenix AZ.

We will not be taking advance orders on this machine, just come see us in Phoenix.

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***Alie K*** · 06-01-2011, 11:42 PM

LIKE!

**The Limey** · 06-01-2011, 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by Alie K

LIKE!

What the boss said!

**slicksteel** · 06-02-2011, 01:16 AM

what is going to be the price on these ray?

**Zapp** · 06-02-2011, 07:57 AM

Originally Posted by Alie K

LIKE!

and NEED !!!!!

**skyisthelimit** · 06-02-2011, 08:56 AM

This will be my next investment.

**slicksteel** · 06-02-2011, 11:57 AM

very cool! i like the back tapered look

**rjdadio** · 06-02-2011, 12:01 PM

The price will be reasonable and I will give more details later.

I wasn't going to let it slip just yet but with the inquires for the new machine coming in from folks who have seen them in use..... thought I better post something about them. It is all about the testing phase......we have abused them here......drop test, over voltage test, throw test and I added a new one......run over with a truck test! See, I have taken out so much material that it looks weak and someone said "it will dent easy and jam up.....I said no it wont. So you guessed it.....I took one outside and drove my old IHC scout over it with both wheels. brought it in all scratched up and plugged it in and, voila....it ran just fine. Then loosened the screws and slipped it apart with no prob. I showed him!......and me too!

I don't recommend that you run over your machine, but I have seen some of my old machines so beat up and dented over the years that the new machine must be able to hold up just as well. If I had more time, I would do a youtube of our "testing"

But the real testing is in the field....in the trenches and with the artists. I did 12 beta machines and sent them out for trials.