What would be the best control sting?? including JP ones???

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    I have thinking about what strings to try out... right now its between Nanogys 98 bg88ti and Naongys 95.. but if you guys know any other good strings that has good control and good power then please reply..:)
     
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    best control strings are any strings strung by extreme pete on LSD:p
     
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    There's no universal answers, and even your own answer might change due to different racket and string tension. You need to experiement the possible string and tension combos, and come out with your own best solution. ;)
     
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    Why not try Yonex CyberNatural 100 (CBG100). It is a JP string and is a natural gut string.
     
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    The Nanogy strings are not control strings. They are power strings with excellent durability. If you want control try string with more texture. My favorite control strings are:

    Stiffer string: BG80, BG85, BG66

    Softer string: Ashaway PG65, MP
     
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    try the sticky bg88ti
     
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    Hmmmm, never tried, where can I get? Anyone want to trade strings? :p
     
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    haha ya i might just choose the bg88ti again... but the only problem for me is the durabiliy ....i used it like twice and it started to have like soo many little threads come out from the middle(looked kinda cool) and it broke in within 3 weeks.. now i am currently using bg75ti..:)
     
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    has anyone even tried the cbn 100 yet?? do they have power?? and is the control really that good?
     
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    Yeah. From the stringer's point of view, BG88Ti's surface very much like Ashway PG65 power. Very sticky, and in theory, should be great if you want to slice and tumble the shuttles. :rolleyes:
     
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    All these are just in theory. It's the player who generates the power, and apply the control. :cool:
     
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