Tecnifibre TGV Biphase / BB ALU P Rough hybrid questions?

[Down the line]

Planning on putting a Tecnifibre TGV Biphase (mains) and BB ALU P Rough (crosses) hybrid in my n-code 61 95.

What do you think of that combination?

What relation between the tension of mains and crosses would you recommend? That is, for example: more tension on the mains, and if so how much?

Would I need elasto crosses or similar no prevent the ALU Power from eating up the TGV too rapidly.

Is TGV Biphase the same as (European/Non-North america version of) 515, but "bi-phased", as I think I have heard or seen somewhere?

 

[bsandy]

Since your BB ALU Rough will have a lower initial tension loss, string it at 90% of your Multi.

. . . Bud

 

[bruguerabatigol]

Wasting your time mate. Tecnifibre´s multis are very soft but lose tension very quickly especially with ALU in the crosses. I broke 1 set of strings like this in the 1st game of the match. If your ok with money then play with VS Touch 16 in the mains at least that will last you 5 sets plus the feeling is incredible with minimum tension loss. I´m playing with kevlar mains Poly crosses at low tensions, plays great.

 

[Down the line]

Isn't it just then to string the soft tecnifibre w higher tension and wait for the tension drop, so it becomes equal to/good with the ALU after a while?

Kevlar/Poly sounds interesting - what strings to you use and at which tension and what is your game like? Any spin from this hybrid?