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The Quinke V.2S is a rotary tattoo machine built by Eru Higa around a Foulhaber motor from Germany and Switzerland. Compared with the V1, it delivers more power at lower revolutions and slower motion, which suits Japanese style, American traditional, dot work and awkward spots like the sides and hips. It is a tunable machine: three cam types give different stroke cycles, grips and needle bars are set up for cartridge needles, and optional parts switch the clip cord to RCA. It rewards a tattooer who will dial in voltage, since too much power makes lining and packing harder to control.
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The Quinke V.2S is a rotary tattoo machine with a brass frame. It is made in Japan and hand-finished by craftsmen. It uses a Faulhaber motor.
Compared with the Quinke V1, the V.2S has more power at fewer revolutions and a slower motion. This suits Japanese style, American traditional and dot work. It can also be used on difficult areas such as the sides and hips. Speed and power need to be balanced, because too much voltage gives too much power and makes inking difficult.
The machine can be customized. It holds autoclavable tubes, tips and grips, as well as disposable tubes. The grips and needle bar suit cartridge needles, so grips and a needle bar made for cartridge needles are recommended. Optional parts change the connection from a clip cord to an RCA cable.
