Experiencing problems with ET312B
Posted: Wed May 24, 2023 10:40 pm
Hi All. I've been stimming with a ET312B for the last 3 years or so. For the last few months it feels like the produced signals have changed somehow.
The signals coming from the unit no longer feel "pleasurable". The signals still seem to have the same power, and I can adjust the power with the Level A and B knobs, and the signal responds up or down, just doesn't feel any better.
Kind of the same "buzzing or zapping" feeling all the time, but nothing like the pure pleasure that the unit used to put out. The problem seems consistent when using either the built in modes on the unit, or while stimming using various audio files.
I don't believe that I have any issues with de-sensitizing, as I only have the opportunity to stim once every month or so.
I've performed some troubleshooting with two different sets of cables, and various electrode placements to no avail. I also take pretty detailed notes when e-stimming, and going back to previous set-ups/files no longer feel as good.
Is there some sort of calibration that could be messed up? I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron, is anything I can do on my end to troubleshoot/repair?
Thanks!
The signals coming from the unit no longer feel "pleasurable". The signals still seem to have the same power, and I can adjust the power with the Level A and B knobs, and the signal responds up or down, just doesn't feel any better.
Kind of the same "buzzing or zapping" feeling all the time, but nothing like the pure pleasure that the unit used to put out. The problem seems consistent when using either the built in modes on the unit, or while stimming using various audio files.
I don't believe that I have any issues with de-sensitizing, as I only have the opportunity to stim once every month or so.
I've performed some troubleshooting with two different sets of cables, and various electrode placements to no avail. I also take pretty detailed notes when e-stimming, and going back to previous set-ups/files no longer feel as good.
Is there some sort of calibration that could be messed up? I'm pretty handy with a soldering iron, is anything I can do on my end to troubleshoot/repair?
Thanks!