SPPP/PSG or Technifibre Pro Red/Gosen Micro

wumanchu23 · 09-15-2008, 01:29 PM

Due to various reasons and constraints, these two possibilities are presented to me. I want to buy a reel of each. Cost is an issue. But both combos are relatively similar in price. I'm currently using a MG Prestige MP. Any suggestions?

sk8ing · 12-09-2008, 01:14 PM

blue gear and gosen much better especially on MG rad

racquetjunkie · 12-10-2008, 07:01 AM

Tecnifibre Pro red code 17 is my favorite poly so far. I use it in my Fischer Pro 1s in the mains with a syn gut cross, strung at 54/57. Many people have commented it feels stiff, and I somewhat agree. It is crisp though and goes really well with my very soft (and well used) Fischers. I really like SPPP too, very soft and beautiful sound and is a good choice if you do think about going full poly..... Both maintain tension better than other polys I have tried. If there is no big difference in cost, for a 18x20 frame, my personal preference will be to go with a softer main (SPPP). Check out Nickbs' review of polys. I found that very useful. good luck. I think either way you are looking at good strings. (PS I personally cannot tell the difference between the various syn gut crosses that I have on hand, at the same tension anyway....)

supermario343 · 12-10-2008, 07:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sk8ing

blue gear and gosen much better especially on MG rad

I have the exact same setup on my K90...BG 17 mains and Gosen 16 crosses

09-15-2008, 01:29 PM	#1
wumanchu23 New User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Bellevue, WA Posts: 59	SPPP/PSG or Technifibre Pro Red/Gosen Micro Due to various reasons and constraints, these two possibilities are presented to me. I want to buy a reel of each. Cost is an issue. But both combos are relatively similar in price. I'm currently using a MG Prestige MP. Any suggestions?

12-10-2008, 07:01 AM	#3
racquetjunkie Rookie Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 188	Tecnifibre Pro red code 17 is my favorite poly so far. I use it in my Fischer Pro 1s in the mains with a syn gut cross, strung at 54/57. Many people have commented it feels stiff, and I somewhat agree. It is crisp though and goes really well with my very soft (and well used) Fischers. I really like SPPP too, very soft and beautiful sound and is a good choice if you do think about going full poly..... Both maintain tension better than other polys I have tried. If there is no big difference in cost, for a 18x20 frame, my personal preference will be to go with a softer main (SPPP). Check out Nickbs' review of polys. I found that very useful. good luck. I think either way you are looking at good strings. (PS I personally cannot tell the difference between the various syn gut crosses that I have on hand, at the same tension anyway....) __________________ Racquetjunkie MG Radical Pro x2

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