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Chinese rubber (10)
Re: Chinese rubberby iamconfounded 18 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: Chinese rubber) was posted by iamconfounded, on 3/7/2006 3:07:59 AM:
| generally higher for brushing looping (topsheet effect dominates with little sponge effect). I must say though that 729 sponges may be better, but their old styled topsheets are kinda unresponsive. Well that's actually a good thing for control. I would say much of the slightly more recent 729 line tends to be a bit more "euro" styled ... (obvious not including old 729, tackspeed, FX, etc) |