Looking to get new stringing machine. Looking for honest reviews.

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

Any thoughts on Tourna 700 with advance press release clamps. alpha ghost 2, Tourna cube, Wilson Baiardo or Baiardo light, Or Should I buy a used Babolat senor or Babolat star 5
thank you for your help.

I also know its important to have good service with the company or brand you buy from. Also the ease of getting parts for older machines.

thank you

 

[Steve Huff]

The Tourna 700 has a lot of features. The Ghost is really good too, and has been around a couple of years and seems to be holding up well. Not sure about the Cube. Looks like it has a microwave attached to it. Another machine that you might consider is the Signum Pro machines. They are about a thousand dollars cheaper, but still look good. I wouldn't buy a used machine considering the quality and price of these others.

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

I heard some bad stories about the signum pro machines. Do you know anybody that owns one or reviews.
What type of machine do you have my friend?

Take care

ttyl

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

I heard signum pro machines are at a good price point. I just don't know about the quality.

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

Does anybody know a stringer out there that own a signum pro machine? looking for a review after long term use of this machine. Pros and cons

 

[Tar Heel Tennis]

I bought a Baiardo and am absolutely loving it. The only change I wish to make is to get the 5-tooth clamps from the Baiardo L to replace the 4-tooth clamps I currently have.

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

I bought a Baiardo and am absolutely loving it. The only change I wish to make is to get the 5-tooth clamps from the Baiardo L to replace the 4-tooth clamps I currently have.

How is the machine for calibrating. If its off. Is it easy to adjust like a crank machine adjustment

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

I bought a Baiardo and am absolutely loving it. The only change I wish to make is to get the 5-tooth clamps from the Baiardo L to replace the 4-tooth clamps I currently have.

Which baiardo do you own? I heard people on net complaining about the clamps. Also, have you ever had to adjust anything for calibrating? With neos all u do is use an Allan key.

 

[Wes]

How is the machine for calibrating. If its off. Is it easy to adjust like a crank machine adjustment

@Herb has you covered. Thank him.
It's pretty quick and easy.
Here...

 

[Tar Heel Tennis]

see above post

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

looking for Willson bariado light calibrate on that machine the display is different.

Thank you

 

[Wes]

looking for Willson bariado light calibrate on that machine the display is different.

Well then, you could have mentioned that you meant calibration for the "L" version, rather than saying...

How is the machine for calibrating. If its off. Is it easy to adjust like a crank machine adjustment

 

[Noe Alex Fuertes]

Well then, you could have mentioned that you meant calibration for the "L" version, rather than saying...

Sorry about that Wes.

Thanks Wes and Herb. Two true gentlemen.

 

[Wes]

@Noe Alex Fuertes,

@Herb owns both, the Baiardo and the Baiardo L.
Perhaps he'll chime in and let you know what's different about the calibration on the Baiardo L versus the original.

 

[jwocky]

Public Service Announcement (thanks to search engines)

https://www.wilson.com/sites/default/files/19-1470_GBL_Baiardo_L_TE_Manual_working.pdf

 

[Herb]

The displays are different, but the process is exactly the same

Sent from my SM-G975U using Tapatalk

 

[Tar Heel Tennis]

@Herb now that you've had the L for a while, which machine do you prefer?

 

[Herb]

I would have to say the original as I never string on the L. I have it set up for my wife. I am 6'1 she is 5'. She prefers the L.

 

[Tar Heel Tennis]

thanks!