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"LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT"
09-04-09, 08:39 AM (GMT)

I am looking for used clinical quality biofeedback equipment - especially GSR/EDR and EMG. Something like J&J or ThoughtTechnology - must be recent and not antiques editor@whole-living.org
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1. "RE: LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT"
09-04-09, 11:17 AM (GMT)

In response to message #0 You may look at the Used Biofeedback Equipment Section: http://webideas.com/biofeedback/equipment/used_equip.htm or Biofeedback yahoogroup For Sale section: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/biofeedback/app/forsale/view/list
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kiel

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2. "RE: LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT"
09-28-10, 08:19 AM (GMT)

In response to message #0

i have both EEG equipment AND bioexplorer .
both of these items cost me over £700 and have had relatively little use.
i would like to sell these now as they were purchased for my studies and i have since completed.

to give you a quick run down...
http://www.pocket-neurobics.com/ it is the "pendant EEG kit". this is the new AAA battery pack.
"A complete system for 2 channel eeg/ekg/hrv/scp/orf training. Kit includes Pendant EEG, pure tin electrode kit, electrode paste and BioExplorer software." ... there is still a considerable amount of paste
the item works excellently.

BioExplorer is an excellent piece of software and is compatible with a wide range of biofeedback devices.
is basically a visual programming software. you can tailor this software to produce an interface/feedback system that is tailored to your needs.

both the technology/hardware and the software have been proven to be easily accessible and reliable with consumers and there is a wide range of forums for support.

i would be asking for £350 plus postage (should not be too much as the unit is designed to be light... paste will weigh most and i can send this separately.)
this is more than reasonable as the unit is of little use and bioexplorer alone costs around £300.

please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions you might have.

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3. "RE: LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT"
10-03-10, 03:18 PM (GMT)

In response to message #0 You can also check the Biofeedback group applications, For Sale: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/biofeedback/app/forsale/view/list
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4. "RE: LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT ; Try MindDrive starting at 29.99"
03-10-11, 04:29 PM (GMT)

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Anybody try the MindDrive system?

It includes a Computer Control Unit for PC and they have a simple tutorial that teaches you how to interface your neurofeedback with the computer software.

The whole system, new in box, lists at $300 to $400 but starts at $30 on ebay. A great way to experiment with neurofeedback.

listing here:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330540515731

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5. "RE: LOOKING FOR USED EQUIPMENT"
07-23-11, 02:32 PM (GMT)

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Nexis™ By PHOTOSONIX® EEG Driven Photic Stimulation
Purchased in 2004 from PhotoSONIX (hardware manufacturer of Roshi). Used approximately 20 times. If you want to incorporate EEG Driven Photic Stimulation into your practice, this is a great chance to do so. Will sell for $900. If you have tried finding EEG Driven equipment you know that these units are hard to come by especially in this price range. Contact me with questions or for photos, a copy of the manual, etc. Thank you.
Includes:
Nexis Interface Unit
Nexis Interface Control Software
Battery charger
4 pairs of glasses (TruWhite pvStim, Indigo, Red pvStim, and CoolBlue pvStim)
EEG Leads (gold plate discs) Red for right active (+), Black with ear clip for right reference (-), Green for left active (+), Black with ear clip for left reference (-), Blue for ground.
Serial Cable: 9 pin male to female
Keyspan serial to USB adapter

Control Protocols:
ENTRAIN causes both lenses to flash in phase.
DISENTRAIN FIXED PHASE causes the right lens to flash 180 degrees out of phase with the left lense.
DISENTRAIN VARYING PHASE causes the right lens to ramp its phase from zero to 180 continuously.
DISENTRAIN OFFSET FREQUENCY cause the right lens to flash at 2 hertz above the discrete rate selected in the frequency drop down.
DISENTRAIN RANDOM (RANGE) causes the right lens to flash at random frequencies in the range selected in the frequency drop down menu.
DISENTRAIN EEG (no freq.) cause the lenses to flash at a frequency determined by a time-frequency algorithm.

Control Frequencies:
THETA (2-6) Range: causes Nexis to ramp up between frequencies within the 2 to 6 hertz range. The phase will be determined by the protocol selected. If ENTRAIN IS selected, both lenses will flash at the same time interval. If DISTRAIN FIXED PHASE is selected, the frequency will ramp within the 2 to 6 hertz range, but the right lens will flash 180 degres from the left.
ALPHA, SMR, BETA LOW,AND BETA HIGH: each ramp up between the frequencies with the named range. In each case, phase will be determined by the protocol selected, except in the case of DISENTRIN FIXED PHASE.
1hz, 2hz, 3hz, and higher: when selected will cause Nexis to flash at that discrete frequency. The phase will be determined by the protocol selected.

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