Damn better sell all the duds right away!
I think I know who he went to ⦠heāll be in good hands!
(maybe heāll let me know his impressions too
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Iām really looking forward to it - I was a bit sceptical about all the One Drop hype before, but now I get it.
Iāve also got another Kuntosh 5000QV (different colourway), OG Kuntosh and a Parlay on the way⦠I guess my days of buying cheap throws are over ![]()
Haha depends who youāre asking.
I think some might argue the throws you and I are buying are still considered cheap throws ![]()
One Drop only makes monometals, and their monometals are anything but cheap (inexpensive).
True. If youāve got the cash you can get a bit carried away with titanium ![]()
I have to admit, I still really like a few of my cheap yoyos though - the MYY V4, Auldey Orbis and TopYo Silenus spring to mind. They may not have the premium feel of the Kuntosh, but the price to performance ratio is outstanding.
Agreed! I do love some of my more premium (well $100 yoyos) throws but I equally love cheaper ones too for different reasons. ![]()
Fortunately this hobby isnāt just about how much money you have
and there is nothing stopping anyone from enjoying the hobby no matter what your budget is
Itās a bit like cars - size of wallet doesnāt equate to driving skill.
Yes sir!
Yeah, I guess for someone who isnāt into throwing, $100 for a round piece of metal with a string attached would seem pretty ridiculous ![]()
Does anyone have a smooth art throw? Just got my second throw from art and I would say the smoothness is 7/10 and the first one was 8/10. I tried flipping the axles, replacing the bearing, and resiliconing and nothing seems to help.
The A-grade Grails Iāve owned all have a little fingernail vibe. I would say 9.5/10 smooth. Even the B-grade Triptych I had was 8.5/10 smooth.
I recently half swapped two Grails and both became near dead smooth. Go figure.
7/10 sounds not smooth enough.
Yeah just picked up one someone said had a hint of vibe and I would put it at 7/10 maybe 7.5. Both informed me they were A grades.
Iāve never played a perfectly smooth A-RT. I think it has something with the bearing seat being more loose. Ironically, the smoothest A-RT Iāve played was dinged and scuffed pretty bad.
Iāve been living my life a lie, Iāve been using light theme all this time. Now Iām gonna have to go get eye surgery because I didnāt know about dark mode (rip eyeballs).
Then there is the point where you stop learning for a while, and smooth out what you know, basically your core. I am aware of a professional musician and teacher who suggested this.
I prefer this to learning new things, but new things happen in the smoothing out stage.
Meaning of a meta trick?
Min/maxāing for most optimal tech scoring tricks?
