New stringing pattern?

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  1. silentheart

    silentheart Regular Member

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    To all you great stringer out there,

    I was looking around YY US website earlier and found something interesting.
    1) YY actually post their recommended stringing pattern on the web.
    2) Take a look at the following link, NS9K has different (sort of) stringing pattern.
    http://www.yonexusa.com/badminton/badminton_strings.cfm#ns9000

    Just a note for you all.

    Have a nice week!
     
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    Thanks for the info, here are the string patterns:

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    Looks like pretty much same as NS7k,8k pattern, just 1 more cross on the top. :rolleyes:
     
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    Actually, No...
    If you look at the picture closely, for the NS9000(for the mains), it says go through B12 directly to A16 & then to A14..
    Whereas for the NS8000 & NS7000, it says go through B12 directly to A15 & then straight to A13....
    The same difference in the crosses too....

     
  5. silentheart

    silentheart Regular Member

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    Hi LB,

    Both are 22MX21C. I think the grommet positions are different for NS9K. I will take some pictures when I get mine. (or some one can post them before me too)
     
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    Really. I thought NS9K has 22C. Time to go back to grade 1, and re-learn how to count. :D

    Or, maybe Yonex decided to move the top cross more upward, to avoid the string easy breakage issue? :rolleyes:
     
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    Or, maybe Yonex decided to move the top cross more upward, to avoid the string easy breakage issue? :rolleyes:[/quote]

    I think you are right on the point;)
     
  8. Neil Nicholls

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    you can see this in the instructions for the crosses:

    NS9000: start crosses from B9, keep stringing until A7
    NS8000: start crosses from B9, keep stringing until A8

    (depends where exactly the holes are, of course, but you would expect NS9000 A7 to be nearer the top than NS8000 A8)
     
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    Now with more space between crosses in the middle (e.g. sweet spot), in theory, the NS9k is more toward "smashing happy" than other models. ;)
     

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