Butt Plug/Tuning Fork

I saw a stainless steel or aluminum version of this fascinating toy on another website.

Superb design & workmanship on a traditionally shapped plug that was ~ 1.5 " thick at mid point, tapered tip and base and had an external tuning fork. Think of the vibes ! The owner could not recall the sources. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this and what is your experience with it? If yes, where can it be purchased ?

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I saw a stainless steel or aluminum version of this fascinating toy on another website. Superb design & workmanship on a traditionally shapped plug that was ~ 1.5 " thick at mid point, tapered tip and base and had an external tuning fork. Think of the vibes ! The owner could not recall the sources. I'm wondering if anyone else has seen this and what is your experience with it? If yes, where can it be purchased ?

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I use tuning forks Deneca, for testing hearing during an examination.

However, I can't see that it would be of use for the purpose it seems to be intended for here, transmitting vibrations to the anal area.

It's a plain fact that a tuning fork, after being 'struck' to produce the note, has to vibrate in air to sound. If it is placed against another object, or in this case it's supporting plug is inserted into an orifice, it will immediately go 'dead'.

It's a nice idea but I'm afraid the butt plug would be the only part that would be useful. Save your money!

Remember "The story of "O" "

They are using two toys like you describe , a special tunuing fork used as buttplug ,

and also in a threesome violin one servant play a special violin buttplug while the master is fucking his lover.

I am a big plug lover, however i must agree with BigK. The little bit I know of tuning forks, it seems only logical that the vibrations would stop once the fork come in contact with anyting. It is a wonderful thought however.

Thanks to all who replied. Makes sense that contact with membrane would dampen

the vibrations. Great concept, though !

I believe I have seen what you speak of, but the owner said it was a handcrafted and unfortunately one of a kind piece.

seems to work fantastically though; it doesn't go dead because it is all made from one aluminium piece so as long as the forks can vibrate, the vibrations will be transmitted to the handle...

If you touch the handle of a tuning fork to something, it will transmit its vibrations without going dead for a while. Having said that, I would rather use a regular vibrator instead.

hankb