I can only comment on the price (as I have not got a chance to try the SW37), both SW37 and BS12 are priced very similarly here at Sydney local distributor and also on Ebay:hey guys. what is the difference between bs12 and sw37? which one is cheaper@cost effective? which one suite for beginner?
Unfortunately not. But swinging the empty SW37 it felt towards a head heavy racket. OTOH BS10 felt very much fast and head lighter.Yoppy - have you had a chance to test your SW37 yet. Am debating whether to get one of these or a TW coded BS10.
So far these are the known code:
AU = Australia
CNC = China
CNL = China
DE = Denmark
ID = Indonesia
KRC = Korea
MY = Malaysia
MYH = Malaysia
MYR = Malaysia
SGA = Singapore
SGA = Singapore
TCW = Taiwan
TW = Taiwan
I wonder whats the 3rd letter (or in Taiwan case its the 2nd letter) is for? Can it be the factory code for eg. CNC, KRC, and TCW which all have additional letter "C" indicates they coming from the same factory line?
Im guessing its Taiwan from factory B or batch production B or something, you know just like YY last digit number of 1 2 or 3 and so on. Again Im only guessingMy mx80 has a TWB. What does that mean?
the BP is around 290 (no more than 295) weight I guess is standard 3U or 4U Victor. But It's quite stiffHey Yoppy,
What's the weight and BP of your Ti99 Classic?
Damn, was hoping for closer to 300.
I'm trying desperately not to buy a VT80.
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Unfortunately not. But swinging the empty SW37 it felt towards a head heavy racket. OTOH BS10 felt very much fast and head lighter.
I see, thanks for the correctionDE code is for Germany, not Denmark![]()
My MX80 strung with BG66UM and a Super Grap grip currently sits at 301mm BP. By comparison my VT80 is 315mm! But I still consider the MX80 relatively head heavy.
I played a game with the VT80 and I didn't find it as stiff as my old SW35 which I played with straight after.
You reckon your MX80 is stiffer than your VT80?
Which one is your 'go to' and why?