Prince Sweet Perfection replacement

[pvaudio]

Hey all, I'm restringing my girlfriend's stick today, but unfortunately, she is out of string. All that she's used since she started playing years and years ago is Prince Sweet Perfection which isn't made anymore. So, I need a replacement and I'm asking you for your ideas. I'm assuming that it's a multifilament, so my large poly collection is out. So, here are all the syn guts, guts and multis that I have:

Prince:
PSGO White
PSGO Gold

Gosen:
OG Sheep Micro 17 Natural

Forten:
Sweet 17 White

Technifibre:
NRG2 18

Pro Supex:
Syn gut original
Syn gut RUFF
Syn gut Spiral Flex Black
Syn gut Spiral Flex Silver
Maxim Touch Original 17

Babolat:
VS Team 17
VS Touch 16

Klip:
Legend 17

Any ideas? Thanks!

 

[rich s]

Max Touch Org 17

 

[lefty10spro]

Prince Premier LT received the highest scores ever recorded in RSI testing for CONTROL, COMFORT, and TOUCH! Natural gut is the only string that ever beat it.

 

[pvaudio]

That's wonderful. I need suggestions from what I have on hand.

 

[PBODY99]

MAX TOUCH OR THE NRG. Sweet is a multi, I would go with the Touch since it is closer to the gauge she used. Good luck.

 

[Valjean]

While Pro Supex's Maxim Touch is closer to the softness level of Sweet Perfection than NRG2, it also shares Sweet Perfection's relatively high rate of tension loss. NRG2, OTOH, is among the leaders in tension retention. Of course people herein also complain about its short play life.

 

[Valjean]

Prince Premier LT received the highest scores ever recorded in RSI testing for CONTROL, COMFORT, and TOUCH! Natural gut is the only string that ever beat it.

You must be referring to the USRSA playtest ratings. When RSI (and USRSA) tests are taken into account too, though, Premier LT also has one of the higher rates of tension loss among multifilaments.

 

[pvaudio]

:shock::shock::shock: Just put in the MT in a 2-piece, and I just broke my stringing record without rushing. Under 25 minutes on a frame that isn't my own. I've just been stringing poly for so long that I forgot how easy soft strings are to string. :lol: