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gear stick anal Silicone Noir 'Tartarus' Quadripolar Butt Plug

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gear stick anal Silicone Noir 'Tartarus' Quadripolar Butt PlugQuadripolar silicone butt plug 4 conductive zones enhance the internal sensation beyond the range of classic bipolar insertables. Independently controlled conductive zones Tartarus stimulates all the way around the inside of the anal passage, rather than side to side More intense feeling of fullness the broad spread of conductive area creates an illusion of fullness greater than the physical size of the plug 'Virtual Rotation' sensation adjust which

Quadripolar silicone butt plug - 4 conductive zones enhance the internal sensation beyond the range of classic bipolar insertables. 

Independently controlled conductive zones - Tartarus stimulates all the way around the inside of the anal passage, rather than side to side 

More intense feeling of fullness - the broad spread of conductive area creates an illusion of fullness greater than the physical size of the plug

'Virtual Rotation' sensation - adjust which conductive panel 'fires' in which order to create a unique internal twisting sensation without needing to move the plug

Rocker base - Sculpted base that's ideal for seated play (only when used with 90 degree cables)

 

Dual Output stimulators required to power all 4 conductive zones.

 

Please note to fully utilise Tartarus's design you'll need 2 x 90 Degree Cables 

Buy 2 cables with Tartarus and get 25% off the second set: Saver Bundle
 

Tartarus Quadripolar Silicone Butt Plug 

Do you long for an electro butt plug that has just a little more oomph? That you could change the sensations in creative new ways beyond using a different pattern?


Joining the Silicone Noir range, the Tartarus Quadripolar Butt Plug builds upon a classic bullet shaped plug with a distinct twist that enhances the sensation beyond the range of any other accessory.

Tartarus has a quadripolar design where the body of the plug is split into four distinct conductive areas that are independently controlled. Comparable in size to the best-selling Medium Rocker Butt Plug, the unique configuration of the four conductive zones stimulates 360 degrees around the anal passage. This broad spread of sensation creates an intense illusion of extra ‘fullness’ during use without pushing the physical limits of less experienced players.

Powered by a dual output stimulator* the four sections of Tartarus can be connected in such a way that the electro passes from conductive point to conductive point in a circular motion. This creates a brand-new type of electro-sensation that we’re calling ‘Virtual Rotation’ where the plug feels as though it’s twisting and turning while remaining completely still.

 
Each socket in the base of Tartarus corresponds to a section of the plug which gives you complete freedom to experiment with any configuration desired and the differences they make to the sensations. Using a Continuous Wave or Pulse pattern will result in a pleasingly powerful sensation and an enhanced sensation of ‘fullness’ but we recommend trying an alternating Wave or Pulse pattern which will fire different sectors of the plug at different times. Quadripolar play requires a 2 channel stimulator such as Flick Duo, Flux, SensaVox or AXIS* and both of your usual cables so you have four sockets plugged in at once. 

*Dual Output Stimulator sold separately

Specifications

  • Total Length: 112m / 4.4 inches
  • Insertable Length: 90mm / 3.54 inches
  • Maximum Diameter: 38mm / 1.49 inches 
  • Neck Diameter: 16mm / 0.62 inches
  • Connector Size: 2mm pins (x4)

 

What's Included?

  • 1x ‘Tartarus' Quadripolar Butt Plug 
  • 1x Microfibre Storage Bag
  • 1x Instruction Booklet (EN/FR/DE/NL/ES/IT)
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