New Materials for Making Strings and Cables?
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I have used TS1, ustracam, 450+, 452, and 8125. My favorites have been the TS1 and 452. I think 452 offers the best balance of speed, stability, durability, and ease of maintaince
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With today's materials, you can hardly go wrong. Bottom line - they're all very good when the string is built properly. If you can pre-stretch the string, break-in time is greatly reduced and you can expect all of them to perform very well. You can tweak them for speed or durability by varying strand count, and serving diameters, but what you end up with is going to be similar to most other modern materials.
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Thanks all, looks like it's 452X it is...I appreciate the help...., now that we've decided on a string material....
What's ya'lls preference in serving material?
What's ya'lls preference in serving material?
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josh when are you going to start selling them? i'll take a set.