Man...

Provide a little more information on where you're at (what you've done thus far, how long you've been at it...etc. ) and others will have a better idea on how to advise you. Buying another unit is not necessarily what's called for. All too often users do this thinking that their lack of success has to do with the Aneros itself (on account of some possible anatomical variation that they might have). Where this may be true in some cases and another unit or a modification of an existing unit might make a difference, more often than not the difficulty arises out of the manner in which the device is being used. Technique, attitude, patience,....all have bearing upon this.

BF Mayfield

Just ride that baby! Keep trying