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Posted: 03 Oct 2007, 22:19

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For some reason I feel like moving back to an all wood blade. No really sure why, as I'm not having any problem controlling this TBS...

Anyway, has anyone used any of the Adolescen, Legout or Fukuhara blades?

Or the Maze Performance?

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Posted: 03 Oct 2007, 22:48

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Got a Legout. It's very good. Speed is very similar to acoustic or a almost as fast as TBS. Control is excelent. Weight : mine is 90g. I love the flare handle. Mixed with 2 sriver fx glued, it's awesome ! I use it as a training bat (in my garage...). Ratio price/performance is so good that I sometimes wonder why I spent so much money in my 2 acoustics/1violin/1TBS and all these expensive blades my (former) EJ disease forced me to purchase...
PS : talking about Legout, not Legout performance which is anyhow no longer produced (was uncontrollable crap...)

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Posted: 03 Oct 2007, 22:54

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haha.
Yeah, I'm talking about the Legout with the dark surface ply & the dark coloured handle.

Saw it in the butterfly Aus list, bit expensive (about 60aud). Then I found a french website with it for 20 euros...

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Posted: 03 Oct 2007, 23:28

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Try a Cryzer or a Swift . Some romanian players are using the Swift. These all-hinoki blades have a soft feel and are stiff. I had a Cryzer - was beautiful but had a ding and I sold it.

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Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 00:01

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Nah, over Hinoki at the moment - Looking for Limba clad blades.

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Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 03:23

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Silver wrote:

Nah, over Hinoki at the moment - Looking for Limba clad blades.

like Clipper wood ?

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Posted: 04 Oct 2007, 08:58

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Had 2, 1 splintered. Maybe a 5ply this time.

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