The BEST Nittaku Blade is . . .

Ludeack!

I've owned both shakehand and penholder versions. I've had them displayed and played along side nearly every other high end Nittaku blade and other manufacturers for that matter. IMO they are simply a higher quality, better feeling, better playing blade than even the lovely 5-ply ACOUSTIC or VIOLIN, not to mention 7-plies like the CLIPPER, P700, and the rest.

The Ludeack is a beautiful blade. If you have been looking for a blade that's a combination of the Acoustic and Clipper in price, quality, and performance . . .
Go with MR. LUDEACK.

Ok, it's true I have one for sale, but the main reason I created this post was because I'm in shock that nobody is interested in the second nicest blade I've ever owned at a cheap price . . . it's blowing my mind!

I think the Ludeack is underrated . . . maybe because of marketing or it's name. If it was called something else it would be the one to buy.

BTW, the Ludeack also comes in a "POWER" line, which I have.

So, yes, this is a plug for a blade I have, but more importantly it's an Equipment DECLARATION!!!

The Ludeack in both SHAKE and PEN is Nittaku's BEST blade!!

:-).

I found a price.

NITTAKU-LUDEACK: $82.05+Shipping from Japan.
http://www.iruiru.com/e/bd/bd02.html

No J-pen 

Septear
Reasonable price and good craftsmanship

Tommy,

Is the Ludeack Power still for sale?

To me, the best blade would be the one that I would want to sell

Thylacine wrote: Nittaku Cho Tokusen, followed by Rorin.

For JPEN I have to agree!!

Does anybody know the "Nittaku Shake Offense?"

I have P700 nittaku from a contract with a wang liqin autograph ^^. It is sweet too, i mean better quality.

The craftsmanship on the Ludeack is excellent and the handle is so comfy. I just wish I had the skills to handle it. :-(.

tommyzai wrote: Rubberneck, After you sell your favorite blade . . . don't turn your head around and look back!

I'll keep that in mind, but I'm pretty sure I'd be holding on to my favorite blade, and would be selling the others first.

bagung wrote: tommyzai wrote: The craftsmanship on the Ludeack is excellent and the handle is so comfy. I just wish I had the skills to handle it. :-(.   i own Acoustic and Violin, and sold the septear; how does the Ludeack comapre to those in play-wise..?

How does the Acoustic compare to the Violin? 

I will say, though, the Ludeack is on my list of the 5 Nittaku blades I'd like to try.  The others are the Tenaly (doesn't really matter which one....I just want to try the handle), The Wonderblade, the Acoustic (which should be arriving at my doorstep very soon, if it's not already there.), and the Violin.

Hmmm...Nittaku has the Violin rated as being faster than the Acoustic.  The Ludeack is supposed to be in the same speed range, but has way more control.  I not sure how they managed that, but it makes me really curious to try it.

rokphish wrote: speed: acoustic > violin