I love the packaging and the fact that Carson has gone the extra mile with a full color start up guide it just seems far more classy and shows that the company has a vested interest in customer service. That thing sounds like a beast. It is going to be a few months but my son and I are both going to invest in Nuema4 machines. Can I use it with my Piranha power supply without issue?
Ok so I use both these machines as far as the wand my favorite is the packer and it’s an awesome machine. The big difference is with the Neuma 4 you have allot of customization capabilities with different grips and cams making the machine very versatile. With the wand you have to buy 3 different machines to get 3 different strokes. Both the Neuma 4 and wand are great machines but at the end of the day it’s all up to what you prefer. Hope this helps. If you go with the Neuma 4 you can use my coupon code visionstoskin for 10% off. If you have any more questions feel free to ask. I’m always here to help.
@@tattootheory thanks bro thats awesome i am planning to get the best liner possible, do you think the wand or neuma is better for lining? if i buy the wand for lining, i will get a neuma for shading , and vice versa, and will definitely use your code!
@@listanley6364 what type of line work do you mainly do? What size liner groupings do you mainly use? This will help me determine what to recommend for you.
@@tattootheory im more a Neo Traditional artist, so i use both boldlines and thin lines. but i feel i use a lot of 9RL also i do a lot of fine line lettering for friends and referrals too. thank you so very much!
@Raiders Nation sports I use the critical shorty batteries they are perfect. It is a bit long if you use the regular critical battery but since I mainly use steel grips it is not noticeable.
I've personally heard more bad then good about this machine.but you've never steared me wrong before but im still waiting for my other machine to get here 😒 but it's worth the weight 😁
Bro I’ve never had one issue with the neumas sure they had a recall on bearing arms and cams but they fixed everything. This is like one of the best machines ever made.
@@tattootheory like I said you've never steared me wrong in the past so I might give it a try....im just a direct drive guy....im not one to use any drunken wheel machines....well that's what I call them lol
@@vapestar3705 lol at drunken wheel. But seriously bro there’s a reason I keep going back to the Neuma it’s because it does everything with ease and all these other machines I find myself struggling for certain aspects of tattooing.
@@tattootheory im content with all my machines and believe it or not my less expensive machines seem to out preform my more expensive machines?im really really happy with the bronc v2 wireless and my bronc V10 and v7 but last few tattoos I went back and used my non pen rotary machines and I absolutely love them.think im gonna start looking for a non pen rotary.also I've been looking into the avenger 2 pro.i have so many machines now that I honestly just wanna grab one that's a solid all around nothing but a power liner and I can move a little faster with ya know
Nope never lol like I said in the video I get to use all these machines and I found myself always coming back to the Neuma 4 so fuck it I’m staying with Neuma because these fucking machines just do everything with ease.
@@tattootheory I just wish mine would stop fucking overheating, been running them for a year now since you recommended them before you bought that wireless Cheyenne, and my experience has mostly been sending it back and forward to Carson since I got the recalled limestone nuema4, then I bought a all steel one ended up buying a new motor, and now I need to send them both in now they both are overheating nomatter what I do to them. I hope the problem is resolved after this time. If not I can’t do it anymore bro.
@@tattootheory used the tattcom, a critical atom x, some afterlife batteries that Carson said were fine to use with it. I have two steel ones at the moment I had four I sold two because of the problem and have been holding on to my old school grip ones that keep overheating and Carson just replaced a motor on one of them
@@dom.wtattoos7489 I’ve had many neuma 4s none ever heated up and I use the critical battery packs on them. One thing you need to understand though that electric motors can be faulty and can heat up. Carson will always stand by his product and replace whatever needs replacing. This is one reason I’m staying with Neuma. I will tell you right now after using the macro on a few tattoos it is phenomenal it is so smooth I love it.
Have you tried the dragonhawk v2s or the cnc t5?
I love the packaging and the fact that Carson has gone the extra mile with a full color start up guide it just seems far more classy and shows that the company has a vested interest in customer service. That thing sounds like a beast. It is going to be a few months but my son and I are both going to invest in Nuema4 machines. Can I use it with my Piranha power supply without issue?
Yes you can use it with your piranha power supply.
CAn I have an honest comparison with the Neuma4 with the bishop wand ? Thanks for your video!
Ok so I use both these machines as far as the wand my favorite is the packer and it’s an awesome machine. The big difference is with the Neuma 4 you have allot of customization capabilities with different grips and cams making the machine very versatile. With the wand you have to buy 3 different machines to get 3 different strokes. Both the Neuma 4 and wand are great machines but at the end of the day it’s all up to what you prefer. Hope this helps. If you go with the Neuma 4 you can use my coupon code visionstoskin for 10% off. If you have any more questions feel free to ask. I’m always here to help.
@@tattootheory thanks bro thats awesome
i am planning to get the best liner possible, do you think the wand or neuma is better for lining?
if i buy the wand for lining, i will get a neuma for shading , and vice versa, and will definitely use your code!
@@listanley6364 what type of line work do you mainly do? What size liner groupings do you mainly use? This will help me determine what to recommend for you.
@@tattootheory im more a Neo Traditional artist, so i use both boldlines and thin lines.
but i feel i use a lot of 9RL
also i do a lot of fine line lettering for friends and referrals too.
thank you so very much!
@@listanley6364 what machines do you currently use? You can also message me through instagram if you’d like @visionstoskin
I’m glad they went back to the drawing board. The gen 1 neuma4 had way too many issues. It was great when it actually worked.
Ex fucking xactly
Awsome video I agree with what you say it’s too much stuff to adjust too sometimes lol
My problem with the first one was it was always spitting ink like crazy. Was I doing something wrong?
What cartridges where you using?
@@tattootheory used a bunch steelfangs to vertix maybe running too fast. What voltage is recommended for these.
@@nickdroomer1708 I don’t go higher than 8 normally I’m around 6.5 to 7.5
@@nickdroomer1708 I’ve never had any spitting at all
I’ve never had that issue
Thank You for the review. I just used your discount code on a Macro 4.2 Stainless Shift. Be here in 2 days.
Your very welcome enjoy your new machine.
@Raiders Nation sports I use the critical shorty batteries they are perfect. It is a bit long if you use the regular critical battery but since I mainly use steel grips it is not noticeable.
@Raiders Nation sports did you order one? Please use my discount code VISIONSTOSKIN
Cool packaging
I've personally heard more bad then good about this machine.but you've never steared me wrong before but im still waiting for my other machine to get here 😒 but it's worth the weight 😁
Bro I’ve never had one issue with the neumas sure they had a recall on bearing arms and cams but they fixed everything. This is like one of the best machines ever made.
Make sure if it heats up a little bit send it back
@@tattootheory like I said you've never steared me wrong in the past so I might give it a try....im just a direct drive guy....im not one to use any drunken wheel machines....well that's what I call them lol
@@vapestar3705 lol at drunken wheel. But seriously bro there’s a reason I keep going back to the Neuma it’s because it does everything with ease and all these other machines I find myself struggling for certain aspects of tattooing.
@@tattootheory im content with all my machines and believe it or not my less expensive machines seem to out preform my more expensive machines?im really really happy with the bronc v2 wireless and my bronc V10 and v7 but last few tattoos I went back and used my non pen rotary machines and I absolutely love them.think im gonna start looking for a non pen rotary.also I've been looking into the avenger 2 pro.i have so many machines now that I honestly just wanna grab one that's a solid all around nothing but a power liner and I can move a little faster with ya know
I thought u was done with nuema4 bro lol
Nope never lol like I said in the video I get to use all these machines and I found myself always coming back to the Neuma 4 so fuck it I’m staying with Neuma because these fucking machines just do everything with ease.
@@tattootheory I just wish mine would stop fucking overheating, been running them for a year now since you recommended them before you bought that wireless Cheyenne, and my experience has mostly been sending it back and forward to Carson since I got the recalled limestone nuema4, then I bought a all steel one ended up buying a new motor, and now I need to send them both in now they both are overheating nomatter what I do to them. I hope the problem is resolved after this time. If not I can’t do it anymore bro.
@@dom.wtattoos7489 damn I’ve not had one overheat can you tell me what power supply or battery you are using
@@tattootheory used the tattcom, a critical atom x, some afterlife batteries that Carson said were fine to use with it. I have two steel ones at the moment I had four I sold two because of the problem and have been holding on to my old school grip ones that keep overheating and Carson just replaced a motor on one of them
@@dom.wtattoos7489 I’ve had many neuma 4s none ever heated up and I use the critical battery packs on them. One thing you need to understand though that electric motors can be faulty and can heat up. Carson will always stand by his product and replace whatever needs replacing. This is one reason I’m staying with Neuma. I will tell you right now after using the macro on a few tattoos it is phenomenal it is so smooth I love it.