Two types of string on MP100 and other problems

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  1. cooler

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    RE: HK stores

    tony, i got this from this forum

    Luxis sportnet
    1st floor, 41 Parkes St, Jordan, Kowloon, HK
    Tel (852) 2425 0767
    Fax (852) 2425 0433

    Luxis was mentioned here several times. They even did some mail order to US customers before. I tried their fax number at work but it keep getting busy signals. Maybe there is a firewall on international faxes from my workplace.
     
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    tony, if u r successful getting through to luxis, can you confirm it for me or find out someone there with an email address. thanks
     
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    I shall call them with my internet microphone. Free long distant calls, I like it.
     
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    RE: Two types of string on MP100 and other problem

    I used to have that problem with my shoes.
    Do you happen to be playing on a very hard surface?
    My solution was to insert some sorbathane. Just the bit for the heel, rather than the whole insole.
    I don;t need it now because of playing on wooden surfaces a lot more.
     
    #24 Cheung, Jan 14, 2001
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    RE: HK stores

    I'll check those numbers and on e-mail/website.

    Tony, if you are willing to pay so much on equipment, what's an International phone call going to cost relatively? International phone calls from US are cheap, right?
     
    #25 Cheung, Jan 14, 2001
  6. Q-man

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    RE: SHOES

    All i been playing on is wooden surfaces, i guess its probably just me.
     
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