Advice please: Baiardo vs. Baiardo L

[Injured Again]

Our tennis club will be purchasing a stringing machine to service our members. Expected stringing quantity isn't all that high - maybe 10-20 racquets a week. We have access to discounted prices for both machines and so the absolute difference is not that significant.

It seems like a no-brainer to just get the Baiardo. What are the main features that we will miss by going to with the Baiardo L? Is there anything else, like durability, portability, that we should be aware of? Our price for the Baiardo is 27% more than the price for the Baiardo L.

Thanks.

 

[kkm]

Here's a USRSA review of the Baiardo L, comparing it to the Baiardo:

February 2020 - Racquet Sports Industry

www.tennisindustrymag.com

 

[Herb]

I have both, and the only differences are the motors and gravity release clamps. Remove the stand and the machines are exactly the same. You can still raise, lower, and tilt, just manually instead with the motors. I have a video comparing the 2 machines.