Name: Egg Head — 2 Conductor (MH-EGG2)
SKU: M23H-EGG2
Availability: OutOfStock

Description

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The Egg 2

Part number: MH-EGG2 (M23H-EGG2 / M25H-EGG2 / M32H-EGG2) · Conductors: 2, independently drivable · Head diameter: 38mm · Available in: 23, 25 and 32 Series

The egg head, split into two conductors. The same 38mm egg across every series - only the connector changes - now with two independent zones instead of one.

Pick your series above. Heads are series-locked: you get the head built for that shaft diameter, and it fits that series only. A 25 Series head will not go on a 32 Series shaft. The head itself is the same size either way - the series number is the shaft diameter, not the head.

Two independent zones

An inner zone and the surrounding body, each on its own 4mm port, separated by an insulating divider. Drive them separately or together.

On the 23 Series this is the two-conductor option - the thin shaft that until now could only ever be one end of a channel, so the current had to leave through a ring or a pad somewhere else. With two zones on the head you can run a channel entirely on the probe.

Some ways to run it

Zone to zone keeps the whole channel in the head. Simple, needs nothing else, and the current stays local - beside the prostate rather than through it.

One zone out to a ring is the one worth trying. Take a tip ring like the Pinnacle and wire one zone to it, and you get a channel running the length of the shaft and converging on the prostate.

One zone to a ring, the other to the peri pad gives you heavy prostate work plus the movement the pad adds.

With a Switch 1, put the ring on one pole of the channel and the other pole into the switch's 4mm input. A regular e-stim cable in the switch's 3.5mm jack goes to both zones — flip between one zone, the other, or both without stopping. The A+B position changes the surface area of the head, which drives deeper sensation in the probe and more intensity in the ring.

Cables - read this before you order

Clearance in the head is tight: the cable head has to be 8mm or under. If you already have 4mm cables, measure them first. Nothing is worse than a new head and the wires do not fit.

Two conductors means two cables. A 90/straight covers a channel from the head out to a ring - straight end in the head, 90 on the ring. Add a straight/straight if you want to run the two zones against each other. A Switch 1's 4mm input also needs a straight banana. The switch's 3.5mm jack takes a regular e-stim cable; those two 4mm ends are the two zones, and both need to be straight if they land in the head. 2.5mm ends if you are on a Coyote, 3.5mm for most other boxes.

Details

Two M2×40 screw holes - one per port; each installed screw cuts that connection's resistance about 30% and strengthens the neck. Locks into its shaft with a 90° PlaLok™ turn - check the lock indicator before use.

Care: consumable part - inspect before every use, disassemble to clean with warm water and dish soap, and follow the Care and Safety Instructions.