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If Dignics had a decent price I would use them. If you can afford stick with the Dignics combo its the best in my book. Hurricane national is not woth the price either, go for provincial if you decide to change... One more thing that speaks for Dignics is consistency. It is much more consistent...

Just wait until You get into a slow pushing situation.... Cheers L-zr

Can't really see but is the handle on that one carved or is it two sides glued on? Cheers L-zr

Just stuff something with a little weight in it and wrap it with grip tape :-) Cheers L-zr

Your opening loops are a little weak (as are mine) so you nee to step back a little further and be better setup for the hard balls coming back. I have a similar weakness I always want to move forward... Cheers L-zr

Yep, I’m happiest with a 5w valve amp. That’s loud enough for most private parties and it can be miked if not. And when I play at home I use my Tonex one and a transistor amp turned up to 1. Who needs to go to 11 :-) Cheers L-zr

No that one is much later. But there is a Waldner a Persson WC89 in the series. The WC89 series is made by Soulspin in Gernany. That one is made in Korea. Cheers L-zr

I know, its a pain to hook up the PC and change module and settings, but after that's done its a breeze. I have more problems with my Mooer GL100 looper (its Chinese and buggy as hell) One thing I don't like is that with some models you loose o lot of guitar tone control, but I can live with...

I definitely would stay with an SG, very light weight and a great sound. Just got my second SG. I managed to get ahold of one of the last Gibson SG tributes in the country... Perfect no bindings, dot inlays and the unnecessary plastics gone... Replaced the electronics with 2 Lundgren heaven 57...

Ha ha, a snowball in hell stand a greater chance than me signing up… Cheers L-zr

OK. it was an example of hesitation on your part... Cheers L-zr

But.... It looks like your ball is out... Cheers L-zr

The whole series has spruce tops so no. But if you know It and are careful you should bre ok… Cheers L-zr

Did not try it yet. Yes it’s supposed to go on BH. Passive block from behind are just emergency shots but I assume they will be slower… Nuzn 45 is supposed to be an alternative för tibhar hybrid MK FX which is my current favorite… I am also looking at Xiom Europe H but now I am stuck with 729...

Yes this happens if you put the sheets on when it’s too wet. But I wouldn’t worry too much about it it just looks bad but don’t do it too often… Cheers L-zr

If you are sure you want to stay with Donic and carbon, the Donic Appelgren WC 89 is a great slow carbon blade. The thing with the whole WC 89 series is that it has a spruce top which tips easily åt rubber change unless you are careful. With that Accuda S2 is a good choice. Cheers L-zr

A trick to get the sheets to stick better: Clean the rubber with water or cleaner, stick the sheets on just when the rubber looks dry. There is still a tiny bit humidity left and this will help it to stick. As early as possible but after the rubber looks dry… Then use your fingers to press...

The bad looks doesn't effect the playing characteristics. There is a certain degree of degrading in the beginning but it gets less and less. I easily use my H3 prov 39 a full season. Cheers L-zr

You can fix this by gluing a piece of wood in the hole. I would file the edges to make nice smooth hole and fit a piece with the same thickness. There on the edge it doesn’t need to be perfect but the edges should fit… Cheers L-zr

OK, thanks. MK FX is currently my favorite BH rubber. But its a bit expensive, I am currently using 729 Dragon F which is a bit slow. I am waiting for TT11 to have a weekly sale for MK FX and meanwhile I am trying out other options. Just got a couple of Nuzn 45 sheets so I will test them myself...