Electric stringing machine

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  1. Simone_olivelli

    Simone_olivelli Regular Member

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    My club needs a electric string machine, no digital, but electric.
    Our budget is about 500 - 700 euros.

    What do you suggest me?
     
    #1 Simone_olivelli, Jan 1, 2007
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    What is an electric stringing machine? Any examples?
     
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    An electric motor without the constant pull feature :D.

     
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    But a digital machine can be available without constant pull too, no?
     
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    Not sure about other brands but WiseHead has a button that allows you to turn off constant pull.

     
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    Why would anyone want to buy an electronic machine without constant pull is beyond me. :p For me, that's the whole point. :D
     
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    Probably they just want a accurate pull and lock out which could possibly emulate the features of a crank?
     
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    If that's the case, doubt you can find that. :p
     
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