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As others have stated the machines are the same. However, I have found the X-2 to be a little easier to carry from room to room because of the narrower base. I also like the drawer on the X-2 for storing certain tools.

I have no experience with your exact machine but if you have a flying clamp you could clamp the strings from the top. Just a thought.

I think this link should get you started. It would be good to know your budget. http://tt.tennis-warehouse.com/showthread.php?t=213946

$126.99 plus free shipping for amazon prime.

I do the same as others and drop tension 2-4 lbs but I also switch from 17 gauge to an 18 gauge. Just personal preference.

I was thaught to string tennis rackets back in the early 80's at the tennis club that I played. The machine was a Serrono and I started stinging for the club to make a little money. Back then we had few choices in string and most people preferred gut. So I strung a lot of rackets most of them...

Its been a long-long time but the Wilson T2000 and T3000 were not fun.

Thank you very much for your comments everyone. It is very appreciated.

I purchased the Gamma Progression II 602-FC and am disappointed in the plastic covering around the base. The tool tray base is all plastic with cheap black felt. The base is solid but the plastic is a turn off. Everything else seems to be well built. I paid a premium for Gamma but am having...