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Best machine I’ve used and you know how many I’ve tried! The fact we all had a go with the prototype and fell in love with it, makes a huge point to this review video and now I’ve got one and another of our artists are buying one too. Matt says it all here it’s an unbelievable machine of high quality and standard. Worth every penny
Wow thanks for this. The way u explained the Torque, Give, and voltage using the stipple example made a lot of sense. Watched so many other videos that explained it their own way but i got the way you broke it down, so thanks!
I've pretty much used all the "major" ones on the market as I usually change machine if I feel one offers something different this one offers everything
The m1 isn't exactly a game changer. it is versatile, it has a very good build quality, it is perfect for working in layers, it packs color and black well, it makes decent lines, it feels like a tattoo machine on coils, and the feeling when I tested it for the first time was that I had a proton quadron on coils. It is very soft but very strong, to understand it you have to use it every day for 1-2 weeks, after which you will love it. m1 in combination with fkflux for working in lines make a dream team.
A good machine but it is not so versatile. Its shot is soft even with 4.5mm cam. So for traditional, Japanese, tribal, I don't recommend it. It's not great for big lines, decent if you have to corpire large areas of black, good for color, and great for shades. Silent, vibrates little but works well at high voltages. For me it is not worth the price it costs
Did you find it soft with 4.5mm cam and +2 mode?! Wow, I use mine for every style and never had issues pulling lines even with the 3.7mm cam. I reguraly use 13rs and is super easy to line with it. You must be used to extreme harder machines to feel that way!
@@bullsheeptattoo I cannot rule out that the problem is mine. I talk about my experience, some agree, others less .. Anyway I solved with a bishop liner. Everything is easier now. I can also do a good shading (although in general it is not appropriate for this job) so it is always subjective.
@@Steph88INK That's true, it is subjective. For me Acus is the best machine out there hands down, the only one really clenable wich is super important and the motor torque modes are crazy, you can switch from a super soft configuration to a super hard in only one machine and even without changing stroke cams. That sh*It is crazy to me. Awesome machine!
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Hi dude. İf ı buy this machine. Which strokes they send in box? Should ı buy any strokes?
Best machine I’ve used and you know how many I’ve tried! The fact we all had a go with the prototype and fell in love with it, makes a huge point to this review video and now I’ve got one and another of our artists are buying one too. Matt says it all here it’s an unbelievable machine of high quality and standard. Worth every penny
Wow thanks for this. The way u explained the Torque, Give, and voltage using the stipple example made a lot of sense. Watched so many other videos that explained it their own way but i got the way you broke it down, so thanks!
Finally! I was waiting for this one. Best machine ever.
100%
How is it compared to bishop wand shader and packer?
Ive seen option for discount on site, where would they give iut discount codes
This or avenger 3 pro for whipping stippling and pepper shading?
Which machine did you use before Acus m1?
I've pretty much used all the "major" ones on the market as I usually change machine if I feel one offers something different this one offers everything
@@Sinisterartstv Yeah I can relate to that.
The m1 isn't exactly a game changer. it is versatile, it has a very good build quality, it is perfect for working in layers, it packs color and black well, it makes decent lines, it feels like a tattoo machine on coils, and the feeling when I tested it for the first time was that I had a proton quadron on coils. It is very soft but very strong, to understand it you have to use it every day for 1-2 weeks, after which you will love it. m1 in combination with fkflux for working in lines make a dream team.
Bro, thank you for your description of this machine. I’m sold, gonna get one immediately
Well spoken! It’s like a rotary coil hybrid
A good machine but it is not so versatile. Its shot is soft even with 4.5mm cam. So for traditional, Japanese, tribal, I don't recommend it. It's not great for big lines, decent if you have to corpire large areas of black, good for color, and great for shades. Silent, vibrates little but works well at high voltages. For me it is not worth the price it costs
Did you find it soft with 4.5mm cam and +2 mode?! Wow, I use mine for every style and never had issues pulling lines even with the 3.7mm cam. I reguraly use 13rs and is super easy to line with it. You must be used to extreme harder machines to feel that way!
@@bullsheeptattoo I cannot rule out that the problem is mine. I talk about my experience, some agree, others less .. Anyway I solved with a bishop liner. Everything is easier now. I can also do a good shading (although in general it is not appropriate for this job) so it is always subjective.
@@Steph88INK That's true, it is subjective. For me Acus is the best machine out there hands down, the only one really clenable wich is super important and the motor torque modes are crazy, you can switch from a super soft configuration to a super hard in only one machine and even without changing stroke cams. That sh*It is crazy to me. Awesome machine!