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I am pleased to announce the release of E-STIM - Kasey Chase. This is the estim rework of
RedLightGreenLight - Featuring Kasey Chase viewtopic.php?p=263588#p263588

It's 41:20 long and 1920 x 1080p. It's a really fun ride with an excellent cum ending.

Torrent link to the separate video and estim audio tracks Torrent link to the video with the estim audio tracks built into the surround channels
MEGA link to the separate video and estim audio tracks
https://mega.nz/folder/aZ0QxBQY#-4dROjt-0sEYaqyzBuGj5g

MEGA link to the video with the estim audio tracks built into the surround channels
https://mega.nz/file/XMkknZDY#sv-Tyw5b3 ... JvK-oWVEns

All feedback is encouraged and welcome.

ENJOY!

-digitalparkinglot

Thank you! :D

First of all thank you,

I've already seen the files briefly and noticed that there is no calibration at the beginning. Is there a point in the audio file where the sound is played at 100%? So i could use the timestamp to calibrate my device.

I loaded the video with the mp3, because the files with the surround sound i cannot be separate on my notebook.

I'm looking forward to testing it

Start the video file and the estim audio file at the same time. The video will guide you through setup and calibration. Calibration is very near the beginning, right after setup, and is the first estim signal you will encounter. Make sure your estim device level is all the way down before you begin.

-digitalparkinglot

ok if you have patience and can read you have a clear advantage. I skipped the video a bit at the beginning ... my mistake. Thanks for the hint

Any chance of having the video with estim track combined, without the music? Thanks.

phoopha wrote: Fri Jan 15, 2021 1:00 am Any chance of having the video with estim track combined, without the music? Thanks.

Open both in VLC. Turn the volume all the way down on the video and up on the estim audio track.

-digitalparkinglot

Casey chase is a classic beauty - can't wait to experience this again!

I've never used e-stim but I'm curious.
What device is recommended for experiencing this file?

et-312, DIY stereo device, BT Stim, or another that can accept a stereo audio input.

Estim Systems 2B seems to have some firmware limitations which prevent the full signal as felt in a "pure" stereo device.

digitalparkinglot wrote: Fri Jan 15, 2021 1:40 am

phoopha wrote: Fri Jan 15, 2021 1:00 am Any chance of having the video with estim track combined, without the music? Thanks.

Open both in VLC. Turn the volume all the way down on the video and up on the estim audio track.

-digitalparkinglot

I tried but don't seem to see two tracks listed? Also, as I port it onto my phone, I don't have a VLC player on there.

I was just working on an eStim file for RLGL Clover yesterday, but this file is a masterpiece; way better than I'd have posted for any of the RLGL series. I don't know how you manipulate the waveforms, but man are they fun!

I have been using my homegrown MidiStim device over my 2B pretty regularly. The 2B was a good intro into what eStim should feel like and protects you from zapping your junk too harshly, but once you know what you're doing, a MidiStim is the way to go. Until it's not and you accidentally zap your junk.

Wow.. Somebody give this guy a medal!

I'm playing this on a 2B and somehow it works really well for me (Beta firmware, mapping B, high output, set to around 70% on both channels)
The edging sections are somehow less intense, but waaay more effective. I wonder if this is as intended or just a happy 2B accident. Can anyone with a DIY unit confirm this?
One of these days i'm gonna build myself a DIY unit. Because, if it feels like this on a 2B, I can only imagine what it feels like on the type of unit it was designed on/for.

digitalparkinglot, keep these estim videos coming please!

BoundSquirrel wrote: Fri Jan 15, 2021 4:55 pm The edging sections are somehow less intense, but waaay more effective. I wonder if this is as intended or just a happy 2B accident. Can anyone with a DIY unit confirm this?

I can confirm this - I noticed it yesterday and actually turned up the left channel to make sure that something on my DIY didn't die on me. It didn't, and the effects were... *ahem* noticeable.

Making your own DIY looks more more intimidating than it actually is. As long as you know or are willing to learn your way around a soldering iron and double check every connection, you'll be fine. There are a bunch of variations on specific components on a few other forum threads that you can follow; we've cut a few (very similar) paths to DIY junk-zapping fun.

CantoFan123 wrote: Fri Jan 15, 2021 5:48 am Casey chase is a classic beauty - can't wait to experience this again!

Was. Unfortunately she passed away 2 years ago.