what is the diff. of soft feeling and hard feeling

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  1. lee728

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    pls help me because i can't understand the meaning of soft feeling and hard feeling in the badminton strings
     
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    Exactly what is sounds like; softer strings will feel softer, hard feeling strings will feel closer in quality to hitting with a wooden plank.
     
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    some questions here;
    1. who is lee728?
    2. why he/she keeps opening new thread for his/her questions and never reply?
    3. most of the new thread's questions from lee728 been discussed before.
    4. is lee728 read all his/her thread and get the answer that he/she wants?
     
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    now now; play nice
     
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    That's all relative terms. The more important issue is, to pick the correct tension which yourself feel comfortable.
     
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    Ping or Pong sound from your strings

    Hi lee728,

    I just think that... :):):)

    When your strings hit the shuttle and say "PING", then your strings are hard.

    And when your strings say "PONG", then they are soft.

    But I could be wrong ???

    Cheers... chris@ccc
     
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    then it becomes ping pong..?:eek:
     
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    Ping-Pong is Table-Tennis, you are right !!!

    Hehehe... this is funny.

    But we are still talking about Badminton, not Table-Tennis. ;););)

    Perhaps, I should have said for the sound property... high pitch and low pitch.

    :):):)
     
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    I so badly want to answer this question, but I am afraid, I might get banned for being a little coarse!!!!
     
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    Malayali has been banned from the forums.

    Signed by moderator operator #948342.
     
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    where did you get the "948342" number from???

     
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    I was randomly press numbers on the number pad :D
     
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    soft strings flex more when you hit and make it feel softer
     
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    I thought it was the other way around; LOL :D
     
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    :D it probably makes no sense at all to people when we mention soft strings :D
     
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    im sorry drifit if im not replying cuz im busy in my study this time sorry im from philippines ami only 14 years old im intermediate player

    sorry drifit
     
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    so which is better soft string or hard string??? for you???
     
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    is ok, no need to apologize. the most important is after you place some questions to discuss, pls join in to discuss and get the answer or answers that you need.
    asking me? err....
    can anyone prescribe which are soft or hard?
    examples : BG-66, BG-70, BG-80, BG-85, BG-65, BG-65 Ti, BG-68 Ti, NBG-95
     
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    what string is better?? sorry i dont know what is better
     

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