kenichi tago string/ string tension?

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  1. kupc-xd

    kupc-xd Regular Member

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    Hey.
    Do anybody know which string and which string tension Kenichi Tago i using ?

    greetings.
     
    #1 kupc-xd, Mar 28, 2010
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    LD rules! Regular Member

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    People have said on BC, that he is using NBG98/BG66 @35lbs not sure if this is correct.
     
    #2 LD rules!, Apr 16, 2010
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    Many Ch0icez Regular Member

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    that's a retarted tension ahhaa xD
     
    #3 Many Ch0icez, Apr 17, 2010
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    well it's what he feels comfortable with.
     
    #4 LD rules!, Apr 17, 2010
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    LazyBuddy Regular Member

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    Care to explain this comment? :rolleyes:
     
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    What's wrong with a pro using 35lbs. I'd say it's "retarded" if he was using 17lbs.
     
    #6 jhirata, Apr 17, 2010
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    so nbg68 or bg66? (or both at the same time?)
     
    #7 lilyaks, Apr 19, 2010
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    Hybrid? NBG98 Mains BG 66 Crosses?
     
    #8 xXazn_romeoXx, Apr 19, 2010
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    Many Ch0icez Regular Member

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    HAHAH dude people who use30-31-32 at a professional level is reasonable. But holy jeezus I have never seen a man use 36 pounds. i just couldn't imagine how he genrates power with such high tension.
     
    #9 Many Ch0icez, Apr 20, 2010
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    Thomas Laybourn uses 36lbs as well, Tago only 35lbs:p
     
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    hahaa..don think BG66 can strung at 35lbs......
     
    #11 jonachin, Apr 25, 2010
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    well, it appears you can....:D:D:D:D
     
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    Thomas Laybourn uses 36 lbs, and I read that Lcw uses 16,5 kgs, what is 36 lbs too.
     
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    You're correct.
    BG66 Sharp (although still named after the thinner BG66) is 0.68mm thick, which is the same as BG80 and thus should be able to withstand up to 36lbs tension as what Thomas Laybourn demonstrated.
     
    #14 Blitzzards, Apr 25, 2010

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