The layup is stiffer as you said and the Pro Srock code is the PT57Ax, where x=2 is the retail version of the PT630, and most common one used by the pros today. I believe the Muster layup is A3 but not a 100% sureI have several of Thomas Musters old pro tour 630 rackets and they measure at ra 65 and hence are much stiffer than the regular pro tour/pt57a. They also have SE1 printed in the throat for special edition 1. does anyone know the specifics of this layup or the pro stock code?
Muster layup should have been labeled as "A4" if I recall well.The layup is stiffer as you said and the Pro Srock code is the PT57Ax, where x=2 is the retail version of the PT630, and most common one used by the pros today. I believe the Muster layup is A3 but not a 100% sure
The layup is stiffer as you said and the Pro Srock code is the PT57Ax, where x=2 is the retail version of the PT630, and most common one used by the pros today. I believe the Muster layup is A3 but not a 100% sure
No, the layup is not only about stiffness.Where does the PT2.0 fit into this? It supposedly has an RA of 65, so is it the same layup as the Muster?
I’ll check. I have never seen A4 but will ask. Not sure if they have that 20 year old info thoughOk thanks! I have an a3 and the ra is not as stiff. Somewhere around 63. i will remove the pallets on one of them to check if any codes are visible on the hairpin. By the way the rackets have the following specs (strung): 410g, 330 balance, and 390sw. No idea how he was able to swing that particularly since the rackets were strung at 39kg![]()
No, the layup is not only about stiffness.
the PT2.0 has the TGK57.5 layup which is different from the PT57Ax
The PT2.0. That was a new layup developed for the PT2.0. It is a China layupThanks. For racquet lingo newbs like me, which retail racquet(s) used the TGK57.5 layup?
The PT2.0. That was a new layup developed for the PT2.0. It is a China layup
Would be very interesting. Although it is rather 30 than 20 years old informationI’ll check. I have never seen A4 but will ask. Not sure if they have that 20 year old info though