Yes. I wish Brett would restring it with the correct tension and give it another run because I know 100% the string is Tier 1 and as good as any natural gut in the world!
From my post: "My first experience was pretty good (as posted earlier) but I did have one string (1/2 of a set) break on the stringer at 52 lbs." I string this at 50-52 lbs. so I have no earthly idea what you mean by restringing it "at the correct tension".
To reiterate - the first of the 6 strings - the only one that made it off the stringer - is fairly worn after a LOT of use. Feel is still great and I'll play until it breaks. That single string was a good value. The others were unusable and I have decided it is not worth it to me to purchase any more.
Here's my final thought: I have strung Global gut and your "V2" is identical in my eyes. Same variations in thickness, same variability in little (and large) flaws in the winding, same feel once strung - when you can get it strung without breakage.
The ONLY way using your product would make sense to me would be to buy lots of 10+ packages of strings (2x string sets in each pack) and ruthlessly return every one that showed she slightest of flaws before trying to string. Then try stringing the 10 or so strings that are left and return those that don't string well. Then enjoy the four to six strings sets that make it that far because they will play fine. Then do exactly the same with all the strings you receive as replacements.
From my own experience receiving
replacement strings that had such clear and obvious flaws, as well as a pack that was heat sealed in such a way that the strings inside were melted I can only conclude that you do not have any means of manufacturing these strings but receive these strings either pre-packaged or in bulk and have someone you pay minimum wage packing them - someone who does not even look them over before packaging. Add to that your return policy and clear preference for resupplying strings rather than issue any refunds my best guess is you get them from what Indian supplier at very low cost to you so mailing out replacements is cheaper than refunding.
It was useful to me in one way - I'll probably buy a quality gut now because the two strings from you that did work out were a blast to play with.