So I guess the questions I have are as follows:
I keep stressing the flavor thing because I don't care at all about cloud production, I want the cleanest hit of my juice possible. I hope there are at least a few people on here familiar enough with the Genesis legacy to give me any info at all. Thanks in advance to anyone who contributes.
- What are the 'old faithfuls' of the Genesis scene?
- Have any newer clone or authentic atomizers made meaningful strides building off these older designs that attempt to rectify any significant faults with the Genesis design?
- In terms of just flavor, what Genesis atomizer is known for producing the cleanest flavor? (Subjective, I know...)
- Does a properly wicked Genesis atomizer surpass newer RDTAs like the Orchid, and the Billow purely in terms of flavor?
To address your first question, the old faithful of gennies would seem to be those on the market back when I started vaping, and became focused on gennies exclusively. I regard the DID as foremost among those. It's the grand-daddy of gennies. I own six of them. Another is the Vapinaze AC9, a genny that years later I'm still trying to acquire. I have two Krakens as well, and they aren't bad. I also have a BMG 22, which I do not recommend, but I don't think you can even get it anymore, for good reasons.
As for significant faults with the genesis design concept, I can only say there are badly executed gennies. I decline to cite examples as that would invite trolls, but after years of genny building I'm a big fan of the DID. It's simple, strong, well executed, and easy to build on. A genny is a vertically wicked and coiled atomizer over a tank. There's not much room for elaboration on that. Efforts to re-invent this wheel do not appeal to me, either they do that simply and right with robust hardware or I'm not interested.
As for your last question, in my experience NOTHING beats a well built mesh-built genny. NOTHING.