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Finishing was done !!!  
Only the handle, not the head.

NAC in action.
Pairing with O-V-tour / Rasant powersponge.

After few hit 
I feel that it is too thin for my-liking , but don't get me wrong it is not that flexy.
It is a thin solid blade, minimal flex still some.
Woody feel, I'm sure there is a woody feel, quite similar to the innerforce series.
A lot of feedback, little vibration.

Short game - Plenty of dwell time which gives control, not bouncy at all.
But there is is too much dwell time for short game, lacking of a speed I need, I have to swing my wrist faster than normal stroke.  But gives a good outcome for precision, and spin.
Serving return is good. Easy to keep the ball short
I agree with the previous review that this blade go slow when player relaxing the hand.
But this doesn't mean it has gear , it is linear but just too much dwell for my taste in short game.

Top spin - The trajectory goes with medium arc and going long to the end of the table (mostly).
Weird for me. Enough speed for smashing it doesn't lack the quality of this perspective at all.
It produce a very good  second speed !! 
I can see the ball landing on the other-side and flip away. 
If with high spin sometime it goes "POPs" away.

Backhand top spin with soft rubber, so far Rasant power-sponge is the softest rubber I have ever used for my backhand lack of the hardness I need. (I usually be with hexer HD.)  
But paring with NAC does surprise me it just goes well together. Enough dwell time and flex for an openning loop, enough solidity for a kill shot. The feedback gave me a precision.

Serving - It is a good spin machine. So far as your serving technique are good. Don't worry! It serves you well.

Even if it is pricey. It is a good blade which have a capability of speed and control.
You will not disappoint at all, along with my friends at the local club they gave me comment that it is a unique one, a great quality which surprise their expectation.

NAC was overlook in Thailand as it is too pricey and a 4500 Thai Baht (150 US dollar or less by bits)
People will go for a BTY or Stiga product as they are more popular and easy to sell as 2nd hand.

So this is a awesome move for Nittaku !!!

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Crowsfeather Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Super Member Joined: 08/03/2013 Location: Thailand Status: Offline Points: 448	Post Options Post Reply Quote Crowsfeather Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 07/17/2014 at 12:24pm
	Finishing was done !!! Only the handle, not the head. NAC in action. Pairing with O-V-tour / Rasant powersponge. After few hit I feel that it is too thin for my-liking , but don't get me wrong it is not that flexy. It is a thin solid blade, minimal flex still some. Woody feel, I'm sure there is a woody feel, quite similar to the innerforce series. A lot of feedback, little vibration. Short game - Plenty of dwell time which gives control, not bouncy at all. But there is is too much dwell time for short game, lacking of a speed I need, I have to swing my wrist faster than normal stroke. But gives a good outcome for precision, and spin. Serving return is good. Easy to keep the ball short I agree with the previous review that this blade go slow when player relaxing the hand. But this doesn't mean it has gear , it is linear but just too much dwell for my taste in short game. Top spin - The trajectory goes with medium arc and going long to the end of the table (mostly). Weird for me. Enough speed for smashing it doesn't lack the quality of this perspective at all. It produce a very good second speed !! I can see the ball landing on the other-side and flip away. If with high spin sometime it goes "POPs" away. Backhand top spin with soft rubber, so far Rasant power-sponge is the softest rubber I have ever used for my backhand lack of the hardness I need. (I usually be with hexer HD.) But paring with NAC does surprise me it just goes well together. Enough dwell time and flex for an openning loop, enough solidity for a kill shot. The feedback gave me a precision. Serving - It is a good spin machine. So far as your serving technique are good. Don't worry! It serves you well. Even if it is pricey. It is a good blade which have a capability of speed and control. You will not disappoint at all, along with my friends at the local club they gave me comment that it is a unique one, a great quality which surprise their expectation. NAC was overlook in Thailand as it is too pricey and a 4500 Thai Baht (150 US dollar or less by bits) People will go for a BTY or Stiga product as they are more popular and easy to sell as 2nd hand. So this is a awesome move for Nittaku !!!
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jomtack Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Member Joined: 06/23/2012 Status: Offline Points: 89	Post Options Post Reply Quote jomtack Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 07/19/2014 at 10:10am
	finally got chance try your nac

carmelomaf Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Member Joined: 07/18/2009 Location: Munich Status: Offline Points: 920	Post Options Post Reply Quote carmelomaf Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 05/21/2015 at 2:13am
	someone knows the new Acoustic Carbon Inner?
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right2niru Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Silver Member Joined: 11/10/2011 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 820	Post Options Post Reply Quote right2niru Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 07/21/2015 at 11:41pm
	Is there any plans from Nittaku to make Violin Carbon?
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Knuckle Ball Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Super Member Joined: 05/26/2012 Location: Philippines Status: Offline Points: 245	Post Options Post Reply Quote Knuckle Ball Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 09/24/2016 at 3:47am
	NAC is a very nice blade, one of my favorites among the dozens of blades I have owned and used over the years. It behaves like a good 5 ply wood blade on low and medium effort strokes. Great woody feel. Very spinny on loops and pushes, great for flicks and over the table strokes. Blocking would be good, above average but not really its strong quality. Control on short game is good. So on low medium powered strokes you sometimes forget that it is a carbon blade. It has a soft feel, almost like pleasant "butter like" feel using a T05 on loops. But when you exert power like a determined smash, drive or a counter, the ball just zips. Same thing with punches and punch blocks, the speed is there. Then you remember it is actually a carbon blade. I disagree with some earlier post that it is linear. It behaves unlike most carbon blades as it feels, plays and handles like wood at low medium powered strokes. With strong strokes it manifest the carbon speed. All my other blades are flared, and I prefer flared blades. My NAC's handle is ST, still I was surprised that I found it very comfortable to play with. No adjustment needed. It is a pleasure to play with. I have decided to give it a name . . . . "Wet Dream"
	Blade: Rosewood NCT V FH: Dignics 05 Black BH: Moristo SP Red

Knuckle Ball Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Super Member Joined: 05/26/2012 Location: Philippines Status: Offline Points: 245	Post Options Post Reply Quote Knuckle Ball Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 09/24/2016 at 3:59am
	Using MX-P and FX-P on NAC, these rubbers are just to bouncy for me. Short game suffers. Have hard time with control. They don't just feel right on NAC, I don't know why.
	Blade: Rosewood NCT V FH: Dignics 05 Black BH: Moristo SP Red