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Semi-Pro
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 431
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Just wondering if the Machine comes with everything I need? even the clamp to hold the tension?
Anyways on this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ygwsr...eature=related He is using an automated puller or whatevr u call it. Is there any video out there that can guide me on how to use this Alpha Revo? I got a feeling that I will be wasting a lot of string before achieving my first successful string racquet. |
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Legend
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Caught in No Man's Land
Posts: 9,167
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Automated or nonautomated, it makes no difference. Here's another vid but with a revo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3p3Imy3w5k8
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Gameplan: Get it deep, wait for the short ball, then come in. (2) Volkl C10 Pros |
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Semi-Pro
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 431
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btw this alpha revo looks like the gamma x-2, Alpha is just more Solid looking. thanks for the Vid though.
Now I can string my own racquet without getting overcharged! |
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Legend
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Caught in No Man's Land
Posts: 9,167
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Gamma x-2? Are you sure you didn't mean something else. There's a boatload of differences.
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Semi-Pro
Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 431
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yeah gamma X2 the $130 machine. they both have crank system. for tension. I think the only difference is the Build.
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Legend
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Silvis, IL
Posts: 8,141
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gamma x-2 is definitely NOT a crank. it's a dropweight, and now it runs about 159. sorry, you got your machines mixed up.
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Legend
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Caught in No Man's Land
Posts: 9,167
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Do you use you're x-2 for customer frames as well? Just curious, because I think I remember you mentioning your inventory (did you used to have a McEnroe avatar?)
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Legend
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Silvis, IL
Posts: 8,141
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the x-2 gets some use, but only about 10 a week or so..and looking to upgrade to a Gamma Progression ST II. why do you ask? My current stock reflects the fact that the majority of my customers take my advice on different strings.. i have a half reel of Gosen og micro, mostly for myself. i have about 80 percent of a reel of OG Sheep Micro 16, A reel of Cyberflash 16, A reel of NRG2 16, and a reel of Ashaway Liberty 16. i also keep around about 5 sets apiece of each of these: OG Sheep Micro 17, Cyberblue 17, Cyberflash 17, and X-one biphase 16. At my club and the sporting goods store i work at, i just use the strings they have there, rather than my own stock. 90% of the time i'm doing PHT/PSGD hybrids at the club, or else Lux hyrids with duraflex. at Dick's, i usually do either kevlar or synthetic gut, mostly the latter.
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Allcourter. Tennis fan. Last edited by Cup8489 : 09-16-2008 at 05:10 AM. |
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Legend
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Caught in No Man's Land
Posts: 9,167
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Just curious because i've heard it wouldn't be a good idea to do customer racquets with an x-2. I hope to upgrade to an Alpha Revo or better soon. Nice with the Star 3. Is that the one that many companies have copied clamp bases off of?
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Legend
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Silvis, IL
Posts: 8,141
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possibly, im not sure myself, but it does seem like the clamp style is used everywhere. but the tension readout is a gauge, not a digital readout..hehe.
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Hall Of Fame
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: behind you, but i have to be somewhere else by the time you look
Posts: 3,441
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yes they are, and the bases are sweet, though i like the prince better than the alpha, yet botha re cllones, suposedley the babolat bases are the best but i dont know
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saffin, man first, tennis player second I string 75% O3's, and i enjoy every one of them |
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Legend
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Caught in No Man's Land
Posts: 9,167
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Yea, the spring assisted are turning me from SP crump to Revo 4k!!!
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