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Come on guys, Dima is not #1 ... he is not even on the header picture of the TTDaily ... ;) ;)

I don't want to get into googling ... but really think there is some tolerance accepted in the rules. I'll wait for Michal's post. Will be really interesting. [Edit] ok, found it. 2.6.2 The server shall then project the ball near vertically upwards, without imparting spin, so that it rises at...

Any picks for tomorrow? I hope I'm wrong ... but I guess Fan, seems too solid now ...

In Poland it will be 12:50. Now you do the math ;)

Ok ok sorry for the tone. Anyway ... I watched it and now I was looking for the service. 3:2 and 2:8. The ball does travel from one side of the table to another but the height is much more than 2 feet. I would not be so quick to judge ... and I'm not a referee anyway. I just don't like umpires...

You must have had a ring side sits there ... and an eagle eye ... 2 feet wow ...

Nearly up straight. I've seen worst ...

Ok if Dima beats FZD tomorrow, my personal list is: 1. Ma 1.1 Dima 2. FZD 3. Xu Xin, Fang Bo, Timo ... What is the illegal part?

So he never really played with infinity?

Iiiieeeshhh ... sorry, not my cup of tea. Maybe if the presenter was that guy from Canada, conducting the Women Cup ... maybe ... Just prefer a more casual style ... ;)

Tibhar el-p? I believe it has no this "spin gap". I find it to be a nice combination for a control game and some offensive shots (every distance). Blocking is good, does not bother too much with opponent's spin. Mine is max and quite fast on alc but still controllable. I do prefer it over 05fx.

There are some more interesting articles available on the page with different blades measurements and comparison. Anyway if it was in fact possible to say, based on the indices (as the "TTGear Lab" author seem to suggest*) that i.e. if one likes "the feel" of a specific blade then one should...

Thanks!. Well it's related to Frequency Response Analysis. It's FRF.

https://ttgearlab.com/2017/02/06/performance-indices-the-way-to-evaluatie-blade-by-measurement/ [Author: TTGear Lab] Omg NextLevel, turns out the Frequency response analysis is used to check the characteristics of the blade. A well known approach in the dynamic systems theory.

Yes, I'd usually listen how high the sound is when tapping the blade with my finger. Hmm, the whole range of frequencies analysis ... I wonder whether you could make a general classification of blades using such an approach. SpaceX rocket science ; ) Gosh Fabian since you do the coaching, I...

Interesting. I was betting it's more about the quality of the rubbers or sponges or ... yeah the tuning itself. Never had any experience how it is to play fresh rubber every few days ... ; )

Great posts Baal, you really gave us an in-depth knowledge about those composite materials! So far I was barely scratching the surface. Also Fabian made interesting points about how those layers are positioned. Here is the funny thing, in the places I'm quoting you, you talked about different...

Thanks! I wonder what is your experience? Does the selected ones and "straight out of the bag" rubbers differ significantly?

Great in-depth analysis! I'm definitely a koto believer vs Maze's and Freitas. Nothing like crisp, sharp and direct feel of this wood. For me it really bites the ball. Ps. I'd love to see how those wave differ on some kind of graphs or diagrams.

Don't want to derail the thread. The P-500 is described as "classic off" in my local store : ) But your third proposition is really something to consider. My friend had it and let me play for a while, such a control and feel. I'll really think about it now. No sk7 jp? : )