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post #19 of 55
4/9/09 at 1:42pm

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by denver_nuggs_15 View Post
I wonder if they have a bell choir over there too. Does anyone really believe that sound has that great of an impact on feel? Maybe next week Callaway will reveal how their irons are more buoyant and, therefore, have better feel. It seems like hogwash to me (that better sound=better feel).
Originally Posted by RocketSauce View Post
im with denver_nuggs on this one. i dont understand how a TING sound has anything to do with how they feel. granted, i know Mizuno's are great irons, but what does that particular noise really prove?
I'm going to go ahead and agree with you guys... nice little marketing trick, but really has nothing to do with the club's performance. Mizunos are nice, but I liked my Adams irons better, and no guy "tinking" on my clubs will change that. Not to mention... last time I checked they make fairly similar noises to other golf clubs when all shafted up and hitting a golf ball instead of a little metal bar.

Originally Posted by TitleistWI View Post
Just go on Ebay. About 7 months ago my bag was all Titleist and Id say it cost me less than $500 to make the switch.
As long as you dont insist on having brand-new clubs and dont mind a few little dings and imperfections, you can buy clubs on Ebay for next to nothing.
Granted, my irons are about 5 years old, but even older Mizuno irons are pretty sweet. I bought my driver for $100 (was a demo that youd swear had never been hit, new they go for about $300), bought my 3-wood for $40 (had an F-60 4-wood, but I personally hit the F-50 better; a new MX-700 3-wood costs about $200), bought my irons for $180, bought my wedges for $50 each and bought my Bettinardi putter for $80.
I would have easily spent $1,500-$2,000 if I had bought all-new Mizuno clubs.
just curious, but why did you want to switch to all Mizuno so bad... did Mizumo clubs outperform all others in EACH club, or did you just think it would be cool? I have always been a proponent of using what works best for me... that's why my driver looks like a toaster, I play irons made by a company that some people think only makes old man clubs, and my 3-wood is from a company that no longer exists.
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post #20 of 55
4/9/09 at 4:42pm

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

thats bad ass lol i teach percussion during the summers at the highschool every once in a while ill bust out the triangle for lil things lol, screw that im getting a mizuno club head =]
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post #21 of 55
4/9/09 at 8:51pm

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by Voiceontapex View Post
thats bad ass lol i teach percussion during the summers at the highschool every once in a while ill bust out the triangle for lil things lol, screw that im getting a mizuno club head =]
Lol, good idea, but I wouldnt want to damage those beauties.

Mizzy's are nice, definitly near the top of the market, if not the top. The AP2's are very nice too though.
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post #22 of 55
4/9/09 at 10:43pm

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Mizuno makes a great iron and there is no taking that away from them. That said, I prefer Titleist. The marketing technique is interesting and I'm sure will sell a lot of clubs (and convince a lot of people as well). However, maybe it's just me but I thought he was striking the Mizunos on the front edge of the sole while striking all other clubs in the center of the face. I'm no musician, but I'd be willing to place a wager that'll definitely have an effect on the sound.
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post #23 of 55
4/10/09 at 12:56am

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LOL, what a bunch of bullshit. I don't question that Mizuno makes great irons, but that demo means nothing - not to mention the fact that he raps the Mizunos hard on the edge and then when he does the competitor clubs he taps much lighter and across the whole face.
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post #24 of 55
4/10/09 at 1:17am

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Originally Posted by CJL View Post
Mizuno makes a great iron and there is no taking that away from them. That said, I prefer Titleist. The marketing technique is interesting and I'm sure will sell a lot of clubs (and convince a lot of people as well). However, maybe it's just me but I thought he was striking the Mizunos on the front edge of the sole while striking all other clubs in the center of the face. I'm no musician, but I'd be willing to place a wager that'll definitely have an effect on the sound.
Where you strike it isn't such a big difference. If it was a drum, it would make a difference.

I may be wrong, but the idea of the sound relates to the forging. To achieve the sustain that they are getting from the club heads, the metal has to have continuity. For example, a guitar string. Change the tension on it, it will change the tone. Also, a hammer doesn't ring when struck. I think the sound was a by product of their forging process, which is a cool one. Yes I do believe it makes a difference in the way it feels. Probably the reason a pure shot is like butter.
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post #25 of 55
4/10/09 at 2:59am

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

k srixon makes a great forged iron that is more durable then the mizuno forging maybe not as good of "feel" but there mighty good
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post #26 of 55
4/10/09 at 12:21pm

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Originally Posted by Damien45 View Post
Where you strike it isn't such a big difference. If it was a drum, it would make a difference.
Cymbals sound way different depending on where and how you strike them. Why wouldn't a clubhead?
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post #27 of 55
4/10/09 at 5:47pm
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Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by Big_M View Post
just curious, but why did you want to switch to all Mizuno so bad... did Mizumo clubs outperform all others in EACH club, or did you just think it would be cool? I have always been a proponent of using what works best for me... that's why my driver looks like a toaster, I play irons made by a company that some people think only makes old man clubs, and my 3-wood is from a company that no longer exists.
For me personally, Ive always hit my Mizunos prety well and feel really comfortable with them.
IMO, in irons and wedges they do outperform and in woods, while you do sacrafice a little distance (up until the MX-700s came out anyways), I find them a lot more forgiving than any other woods Ive ever hit.
I used to have Titleist woods and it was to the point where I didnt carry a driver anymore (used to hit a huge slice with it) and even in the case of my 3-wood, I hit it really poorly.
I find my Mizuno woods to be much more forgiving.
I guess to ask why I play all Mizunos would be just like asking anyone else why they plan all Titleists or all Taylormades or all Callaways. Its what works for me, its what I feel comfortable with and its what I like.
To each their own.
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post #28 of 55
4/10/09 at 5:56pm

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Originally Posted by TitleistWI View Post
I guess to ask why I play all Mizunos would be just like asking anyone else why they plan all Titleists or all Taylormades or all Callaways. Its what works for me, its what I feel comfortable with and its what I like.
To each their own.
I wasn't picking on you... I was just curious. And, I would ask the Callaway, Nike, or Titleist guy the same question. I just don't find that any one company's clubs ALL work for me, and thus find it odd or suspect when other people do.
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post #29 of 55
4/10/09 at 6:04pm

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Delusions of being a sponsered pro? I used to have all Taylormade clubs and then another set of all Titleist clubs. Now, i have a combination of both because it works better for me :)
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post #30 of 55
4/10/09 at 6:10pm

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Originally Posted by thr33 View Post
Delusions of being a sponsered pro? I used to have all Taylormade clubs and then another set of all Titleist clubs. Now, i have a combination of both because it works better for me :)

Driver: 907D2 10.5* w/EPIC-S
Irons: 735.CM irons 4-PW PX 5.5
FW Wood: 909F2 15.5* Aldila Voodoo S
Hybrid: 909.H 21* Diamana Blue Board S
Wedges: Vokey 250.08 (oil can), Spin Milled 54.11 & 60.07 (Black Ni
Studio Select 2.5
)
I don't see any TM in your sig?
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post #31 of 55
4/10/09 at 9:42pm
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Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by Big_M View Post
I wasn't picking on you... I was just curious. And, I would ask the Callaway, Nike, or Titleist guy the same question. I just don't find that any one company's clubs ALL work for me, and thus find it odd or suspect when other people do.
Not a problem. To be fair, I have been described by some as, "the world's biggest Mizuno fan".

Originally Posted by thr33 View Post
Delusions of being a sponsered pro?
Not in my case. I know that Im not a sponsored pro and probably never will be.
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post #32 of 55
4/10/09 at 10:49pm

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by TitleistWI View Post
Not a problem. To be fair, I have been described by some as, "the world's biggest Mizuno fan".
Maybe eventually they'll start making a balls and shoes too that way you won't have any non-Mizuno items in the sig. Then they can have a commercial telling us how the sound the ball makes as it flies through the air is superior to other balls and thus leads to better golf.
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post #33 of 55
4/11/09 at 1:15am

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by denver_nuggs_15 View Post
Cymbals sound way different depending on where and how you strike them. Why wouldn't a clubhead?
Well I did say "make as much of a difference". Cymbals are designed and cut specifically to make the different sounds based on how and where tgey are struck. Not to mention with what. The club heads being struck at differnet points are not going to make "a cymbals' worth of difference".
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post #34 of 55
4/11/09 at 3:03am

Re: Mizuno introduces the sound of feel

Originally Posted by chriskzoo View Post
LOL, what a bunch of bullshit. I don't question that Mizuno makes great irons, but that demo means nothing - not to mention the fact that he raps the Mizunos hard on the edge and then when he does the competitor clubs he taps much lighter and across the whole face.
exactly. I'd love to see a test by someone without any bias doing this.
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post #35 of 55
4/11/09 at 3:56am

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Originally Posted by nykfan4life View Post
exactly. I'd love to see a test by someone without any bias doing this.
Just head to your local store or ebay, buy a used mizuno and used anyone else and try it. I can pick up a used single club for $4.
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post #36 of 55
4/11/09 at 3:07pm

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Originally Posted by Damien45 View Post
Just head to your local store or ebay, buy a used mizuno and used anyone else and try it. I can pick up a used single club for $4.
If you can pick it up for $4, please do, and post a video, this would be interesting to see.
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