A soft, repulsive, durable and nice hitting sound string

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  1. Ryseric

    Ryseric Regular Member

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    Hi there! Am a long user of Ultimax, before going down to BG66 as i like its softer feel yet just plays as nice. But once tensions drop, i find it quite hard to play afterwards, not much sound, not as nice, not as repulsive. So anyone out there have string recommendation for any durable, nice sounding yet repulsive enough?
     
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    Li Ning No. 1
     
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    Tried it but dont really like it though
     
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    What don't you like about it? I think it's better than Ultimax in all aspects.
     
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    I find it harder than the BG66 somehow and no idea, didnt really clicked with it :/
     
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    True, the feeling is a little bit harder. I'd recommend Aerosonic, but the durability is very bad.
     
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    Yeahhh hahaha, tried aerosonic too. Next day it was just a totally different exprience compared to Day 1 of testing. Its like it just died, but was awesome on day 1 tho
     
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    Any thoughts about the BG68TI or NBG98? Forgot to mention, thin strings i string at 26, while thicker i would raise to 28
     
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    Yeah, you gotta restring at least every 2nd week.
     
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    Never tried BG68Ti. NBG98 has very good durability and could fit your requirements, but it's little thicker than UM, iirc.
     
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    Is the NBG98 softer yet repulsive too??
     
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    Repulsive, yes. Softer, I don't think so. It's medium I would say.
     
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    Alrighttt would take that into consideration and trial o_O
     
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    Zymax Fire strings are pretty soft
     
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    IMO NBG98 is a damn soft string. I also second to try Zymax, but 62 MK2.
     
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    It's been a while since I used UM and 98... I recall UM to be softer than 98.
     
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    Uwhhh zymax strings, will give it a try too!
     
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    You can be right. For me 98 turned out like playing with a sponge so I cut it on day 1, while I got everytime 2-3 good days out of UM.
     
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    i agree with this, and that zymax66fire may be what you are looking for
     
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    I find that BG66F is a softer than UM and a bit more durable :)
     
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