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    Posted: 07/30/2008 at 7:28pm
how  well do  they  work  together.
 
XIOM STRADIVARIUS blade hurricane  3  forehand
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Hurricane 3 has a harder sponge. If you like Hurricane series, try the softer H3 sponge. There are some members on this forum sells it.
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not well in my opinion. i don't have stradivarius, but on my mizutani, the H3 doesn't work as good as on all wood blades.
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yea i dont think H3 is good match for carbon blades, feels amazing on a clipper to me, all wood blades are a better match, i have heard some say that butterfly viscaria plays well with H3 and that is a carbon blade
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Even H3 Provincial is not feels good on Mizutani, Commercial is worse.
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my friend plays with amultart + h3p just fine... fast n spinny... another friend plays with iolite + h3p just fine too...
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hut8, what do you really want to do on your forehand?
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rokphish, how is XIOM Jazz? I really get envy when you guys use those wonderful offensive blades.
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haven't started on it just yet... still fiddling with fuga... jazz is next week... Wink
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Originally posted by varghesep varghesep wrote:

Hurricane 3 has a harder sponge. If you like Hurricane series, try the softer H3 sponge. There are some members on this forum sells it.



Lol what does this have to do with his question?
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I use H3pro both sides on my TimoBoll Spirit AN handle. Love it.
 
Most chinese players from mid amateur ~ professional players use all wood blades: EX: Stiga Clipper CR and uses H3 provincial #20 on the forehand and Sriver EL, FX, L or Bryce FX, Bryce on the BH. Players who are preparing for the VOC-Glue ban are using H3 provincial #21 on the forehand (black) and Sriver EL,FX, L or Bryce FX, Bryce on the BH. Glues used are usually Haifu Shark/Whale II/ or Dolphin for speed glue. For VOC ban players, they are using DHS #15 VOC-Free Glue and DHS#1 intensifier strips.
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Before I sold my Strad, I used H3 Blue Sponge (CTE tuned) on my FH. It felt really nice.
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i think he meant stradi is hard and h3 commercial is hard so it might be better to try h3 with softer sponge on the stradi...
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Maybe TG2 provincial 37 hardness? Or H3 Pro #20 39 hardness? Or H3 Pro Blue #21 35 hardness?
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Got both and I can report it feels pretty nice :)

However RoXXon 450 is now on the FH of my strad :)
 
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What about after tuning like speaquinox has done? I still think H3 is a good rubber but it is hard.
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Why do you think so?
 
Originally posted by cmetsbeltran15 cmetsbeltran15 wrote:

Originally posted by varghesep varghesep wrote:

Hurricane 3 has a harder sponge. If you like Hurricane series, try the softer H3 sponge. There are some members on this forum sells it.



Lol what does this have to do with his question?
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Originally posted by hut8 hut8 wrote:

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Hi hut8, just tune the rubber(soften) and it will be fine. I have Xiom strad with sriver Max (tuned), playing very nicely. Cheers.
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I think that will work unless he can get a softer sponge version.
 
Originally posted by DragonSpirit DragonSpirit wrote:

Originally posted by hut8 hut8 wrote:

how  well do  they  work  together. 
 
<SPAN =CATAltBlueer id=dnn_ctr1071_ProductPage_ProductName>XIOM STRADIVARIUS blade hurricane  3  forehand</SPAN>


Hi hut8, just tune the rubber(soften) and it will be fine. I have Xiom strad with sriver Max (tuned), playing very nicely. Cheers.
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Just tune it with EEII (2 layers)IMO, rubber will soften.
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