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Tenaly version of the Acoustic? Where? How much?
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What's the difference between Nitakku and Tenaly version?
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Originally posted by tommyzai tommyzai wrote:

What's the difference between Nitakku and Tenaly version?
Confused Nittaku has 3 Tenaly blades: Tenaly Original, Tenaly Carbon and the Tenaly Acoustic.
[Quote = Nittaku]The origin of the word Tenaly means �it becomes the hand�. This handle is designed ergonomically to make the blade an extension of the player, for the most natural angle of wrist, hand, and forearm to the head of the blade. The curve of the handle to one side is very comfortable and effective for the penhold grip as well as the shakehands grip....etc. etc...
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So what does Tenaly have to do with the Violin or Acoustic?
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Originally posted by tommyzai tommyzai wrote:

So what does Tenaly have to do with the Violin or Acoustic?
Nittaku Tenaly Acoustic is the top of the all Tenalies bcuz it's built just like the ways both the Nittaku Acoustic and Violin are built. Only the "weird handle" is different. Materials, woods and glue are probably the same.
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I thought Ma Long used the Acoustic.  The Nittaku website says he uses the Violin.

http://www5.j-server.com/LUCNITTAKU/c3/ql.cgi/http%3a//www.nittaku.com/products/02_racket/index.html?SLANG=ja&TLANG=en&XTYPE=0&XCHARSET=Shift_JIS
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Acoustic with tenergy 05, has anyone try this setup?

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For some reason, i feel Accoustic is better with Chinese rubbers (FH) than any non chinese rubbers
 
The way you hit chinese rubbers and other non chinese rubbers are different, that is why when i tried Tenergy 05 FH on my Accoustic is still hard to like it

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Originally posted by Vassily Vassily wrote:

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?


acoustic does have the penhold version too...
i have both violin and acoustic penhold
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Originally posted by akenaton akenaton wrote:

Acoustic with tenergy 05, has anyone try this setup?

It is perfect match for looping style. If you do a lot of smashing, it may not be the best.
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Originally posted by Shmo Shmo wrote:

I thought Ma Long used the Acoustic.  The Nittaku website says he uses the Violin.

http://www5.j-server.com/LUCNITTAKU/c3/ql.cgi/http%3a//www.nittaku.com/products/02_racket/index.html?SLANG=ja&TLANG=en&XTYPE=0&XCHARSET=Shift_JIS
He used to use violin when he was junior, then changed to acoustic. Now he doesn't even use that acoustic.
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Why not Nittaku feruku? I think betterLOLWink
 
 
It often bounces! New processing Kevlar speed having within
Though it's hard, it's a racket with strong "bending" of elasticity.
A ball is grasped tightly, so it's possible to propose a powerful ball
.
NEW '08.3.21


FERUKU ST FERUKU
NC-0325
JPY 13,650 (body JPY 13,000)
■ Size: Full length 256 x width 150 (mm)
■ Grip :ST
Length 100 x -thickness- 23 (mm)
■ 3 plywood
■ Board (thick) :6.5mm
■ Weight: 82 grams (�)
■ Speed :11.5
Control :8.5
□ Kevlar speed 2 use
The> material explanation
MADE IN JAPAN
FERUKU FL FERUKU
NC-0326
JPY 13,650 (body JPY 13,000)
■ Size: Full length 256 x width 150 (mm)
■ Grip :FL
Length 100 x -thickness- 24 (mm)
■ 3 plywood
■ Board (thick) :6.5mm
■ Weight: 82 grams (�)
■ Speed :11.5
Control :8.5
□ Kevlar speed 2 use
The> material explanation
MADE IN JAPAN
 
 
 
The batted ball sense peculiar "bending" produces
Though it's hard, it's a racket with strong "bending" of elasticity.
A ball is grasped tightly, so it's possible to propose a powerful ball
.



VIOLIN ST VIOLIN
NE-6756
JPY 15,750 (body JPY 15,000)
■ Size: Full length 256 x width 149 (mm)
■ Grip :ST
Length 100 x -thickness- 23 (mm)
■ 5 plywood
■ Board (thick) :5.3mm
■ Weight: 88 grams (�)
■ Speed :10.5
Control :8.5
□ With a written guarantee
MADE IN JAPAN
VIOLIN FL VIOLIN
NE-6757
JPY 15,750 (body JPY 15,000)
■ Size: Full length 256 x width 149 (mm)
■ Grip :FL
Length 100 x -thickness- 22 (mm)
■ 5 plywood
■ Board (thick) :5.3mm
■ Weight: 88 grams (�)
■ Speed :10.5
Control :8.5
□ With a written guarantee
MADE IN JAPAN


[Utilization of the manufacturing technology of strings]
It'll be the life the wavelength of the sound transmitted to the material (wood) is received built with the good strings, and it has the good tone quality and how to make the quiver last long. The fibrous decision to which communication of vibration is handed down obediently (Vibration isn't twisted.) and selection of the hardness matter which makes vibration last long (the endurance of the sound) are an important point.
To make the pleasant ring the player who pays special attention to selection of the material and uses tastes at the moment of impact bear, VIOLIN and a ACOUSTIC racket made glue permeate to the depth inside the woody vessel.
Ill-balance of the hardness of the material is lost, and a sweet spot is expanded as well as repulsive force of impact has been raised.
The strings, please be satisfied with a playing sense
.
 
 
The high performance the manufacturing technology of strings plays
A blade, "VIOLIN " lay also used a (thick) comb and the rather soft material. Stable drive and blocking are transparent.



ACOUSTIC ST
ACOUSTIC
No.NE-6759
JPY 15,750 (body JPY 15,000)
■ Size: Full length 257 x width 150 (mm)
■ Grip :ST
Length 100 x -thickness- 23 (mm)
■ 5 plywood
■ Board (thick) :5.7mm
■ Weight: 88 grams (�)
■ Speed :10.7
Control :8.3
□ With a written guarantee
MADE IN JAPAN
ACOUSTIC FL
ACOUSTIC
No.NE-6760
JPY 15,750 (body JPY 15,000)
■ Size: Full length 257 x width 150 (mm)
■ Grip :FL
Length 100 x -thickness- 22 (mm)
■ 5 plywood
■ Board (thick) :5.7mm
■ Weight: 88 grams (�)
■ Speed :10.7
Control :8.3
□ With a written guarantee
MADE IN JAPAN


[Utilization of the manufacturing technology of strings]
It'll be the life the wavelength of the sound transmitted to the material (wood) is received built with the good strings, and it has the good tone quality and how to make the quiver last long. The fibrous decision to which communication of vibration is handed down obediently (Vibration isn't twisted.) and selection of the hardness matter which makes vibration last long (the endurance of the sound) are an important point.
To make the pleasant ring the player who pays special attention to selection of the material and uses tastes at the moment of impact bear, VIOLIN and a ACOUSTIC racket made glue permeate to the depth inside the woody vessel.
Ill-balance of the hardness of the material is lost, and a sweet spot is expanded as well as repulsive force of impact has been raised.
The strings, please be satisfied with a playing sense
.
Nittaku ACOUSTIC
FH: TG3
BH: Hexer
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If anyone is interested . . . I just received a new Nittaku Violin. I lightly sealed it and decided to pass on this great deal. I just have too many of them and can only carry 4 or 5 back to China. $123 shipped to USA.
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