I dropped another 7 hours total on my tk6000, and I'm starting to really like the racquet. I originally bought the racquet after reading Paul Stewart's review, but I never did put in the time to get to know the racquet's capabilities. After spending about 11 hours this week on the racquet, I'm starting to see what Paul was talking about in his review. All his comments on the tk6000, I definitely feel the same way. The tk6000 is really an awesome racquet. It is able to handle: smash, drop, clear, drive, and net, all beautifully and with ease.
I used bg65ti strings at 25lbs, and smashes were insane. I could jump smash all day long, and not once dissatisfy with its power. For a racquet priced at 115usd, it is really an awesome racquet for any serious players to use. I just hope Victor comes out with a tk6000 mkii, and use stronger material on the frame. Overall, it is still a solid build.