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Just came across this 5 month old article
http://www.racquetsportsindustry.com/articles/2009/09/16_wilson_baiardo.html
At the end they mentioned..
" Conclusion
Overall, we are extremely impressed by Baiardo. It’s hard to believe this is the first stringing machine developed by this team at Wilson. You would really think these guys have been building machines for a long time. But, then again, Wilson probably did spend more time and money developing Baiardo than just about any other machine. And, perhaps it is because this was their first machine that Wilson was able to truly start from scratch, think outside the conventional rules, and develop a unique machine that does so many things no stringing machine has ever done before. "
What does that mean? Wilson did not develop their previous machines? From what I read on that article the Baiardo seems like a Wilson Pro Tour on coke... the basics are very much the same. Sorry if it's a noob question...
http://www.racquetsportsindustry.com/articles/2009/09/16_wilson_baiardo.html
At the end they mentioned..
" Conclusion
Overall, we are extremely impressed by Baiardo. It’s hard to believe this is the first stringing machine developed by this team at Wilson. You would really think these guys have been building machines for a long time. But, then again, Wilson probably did spend more time and money developing Baiardo than just about any other machine. And, perhaps it is because this was their first machine that Wilson was able to truly start from scratch, think outside the conventional rules, and develop a unique machine that does so many things no stringing machine has ever done before. "
What does that mean? Wilson did not develop their previous machines? From what I read on that article the Baiardo seems like a Wilson Pro Tour on coke... the basics are very much the same. Sorry if it's a noob question...
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