NITTAKU ACOUSTIC OR NITTAKU VIOLIN BLADES

Hi everybody , is there anyone who is playing with nittaku "violin" or "acoustic" blade , or any one knows anything about these blades?

Thanks but do u know which one is faster or where can find information abaut charasteristics of these two blades especially abaut nittaku acoustic?

 

Isnt nittaku the brand that is always overpriced?

try Nittaku Wang Liqin ANV

i play whit this blade for 4 months

it is fast but stil whit good control it is a little bit heavy 85 g

If ur looking for super fast Nittaku blades go for KCZ...its faster and alot cheaper than the violin

Double Helix:

I play with violin and I think that is a very good blade. It is not too fast and it has a lot of control. It's much better than iolite, because iolite has a very bad control!

Nittaku web site says, acoustic blade is thicker and softer than violin. (maybe a little faster than violin)

acoustic info

SPEED      10.7      CONTROL      8.3      WEIGHT      88g +-4g
BLADE SIZE      157hx150wx5.7t mm      GRIP SIZE      100x22mm(FL), 100x23mm(ST) 
 

timoboll3 wrote: Double Helix: I play with violin and I think that is a very good blade. It is not too fast and it has a lot of control. It's much better than iolite, because iolite has a very bad control!

TimoBoll3, why on earth don't you play with one of those Timo Boll blades?

 

Double Helix:

It's true. The Nittaku Violin vibrate more than iolite, but I prefer it because it has more control and sensibility. Iolite is too hard for my kind of play, it will be good to play near the table, and I usually play with topspin not near the table.

khvn:

I've played for some months with Boll Spirit blade. It's a good blade.

at last i bought nittaku acoustic blade and yesterday i played with it , it has very good control and fast enough , one of the best blades i've ever played , its light and and has good sound with carbo sound rubbers on it...

TT_Freak wrote: With these kinds of blades, your paying for the highest quality stuff available. I think its only a matter of time before someone tries to make a blade from ebony, perhaps even redwood.

yes, no wonder the balls cost around 5.50 per 3

do you guys know what wood is in the acoustic?

redwood?!? how about maple? that would be cool. when you have a time out you can just lick the maple and feel all refreshed again.... ahhhhh

Violin: I love it ! Fantastic feeling.The best of the new blades.My serve & serve recive improved a lot ! Pushed chops above the table is great because I can keep the ball low. Very good control the only think is it's a bit slow.So if the Acoustic have the same qualities + more speed that must be the best blade :) The speed is like Stiga energy wood or Butterfly Primorac: middle OFF speed.The head size a bit small but the handle is so Comfortable best ever !

The Acoustic has more speed than the Violin, but loses a little in feel.

Apparently Ma Long thinks the tradeoff is worth it. And so do many others.

The only advantage is that Violin has a penhold, and Acoustic doesnt have one yet?