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Duncan Wraight
Великобритания
Добавлен 12 окт 2011
I'm an amateur table tennis player who likes to play with a "modern defensive" style. I attack with the inverted rubber on my forehand, and chop with the long pips rubber on my backhand.
If you're interested in table tennis, especially the "dark arts" of pimple/anti play, please join us on the OOAK Discord server: discord.gg/bdjurjRF
If you're interested in table tennis, especially the "dark arts" of pimple/anti play, please join us on the OOAK Discord server: discord.gg/bdjurjRF
Table tennis modern defence practice with robot
As I recover from 4 months out with a torn ligament in my ankle, I'm trying to return to fitness whilst also working on a new forehand technique.
--- Equipment
Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery)
Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max)
Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm)
--- Drills
1. FH loop vs. topspin, average frequency - concentrating on technique
2. FH loop vs. topspin, high frequency - concentrating on vision
3. FH loop vs. backspin, slow frequency - concentrating on body mechanics
4. FH loop vs. backspin, average frequency - footwork and technique
5. BH push vs. backspin, average frequency - consistency
6. BH chop vs. topspin, average frequency - consistency
7. BH c...
--- Equipment
Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery)
Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max)
Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm)
--- Drills
1. FH loop vs. topspin, average frequency - concentrating on technique
2. FH loop vs. topspin, high frequency - concentrating on vision
3. FH loop vs. backspin, slow frequency - concentrating on body mechanics
4. FH loop vs. backspin, average frequency - footwork and technique
5. BH push vs. backspin, average frequency - consistency
6. BH chop vs. topspin, average frequency - consistency
7. BH c...
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Видео
Northumbria League: Duncan Wraight vs. Nigel Rodgers | Oct 2024
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Nigel Rodgers (Cramlington Stingers) vs. myself (Cramlington Casuals) in Northumbria Winter League, 2024-25 My equipment Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery) Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm) Chapters 00:00 Set 1 01:58 Set 2 04:52 Set 3 07:57 Set 4 ft. Iain's head 09:55 Set 5
Northumbria League: Duncan Wraight vs. Phil Sütterlin | Oct 2024
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Phil Sütterlin (Cramlington Stingers) vs. myself (Cramlington Casuals) in Northumbria Winter League, 2024-25 My equipment Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery) Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm) Chapters 00:00 Set 1 01:34 Set 2 04:32 Set 3 06:14 Set 4
Northumbria League: Duncan Wraight vs. Gareth Pearson | Oct 2024
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Gareth Pearson (Cramlington Stingers) vs. myself (Cramlington Casuals) in Northumbria Winter League, 2024-25 My equipment Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery) Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm) Chapters 00:00 Set 1 02:13 Set 2 03:43 Set 3 06:21 Set 4
Table tennis Falkenberg drill
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Here Phil demonstrates one of table tennis' most famous drills: the Falkenberg. Control player blocks to BH twice, then FH. Player plays 1x BH loop, 1x FH loop from BH corner, then 1x wide FH Great for fitness and footwork. In this particular clip, Phil had already done a solid 5 minutes of this drill. We then finished the drill by adding a success criterium, e.g. 20 successful repetitions of t...
More table tennis defence training with long pimples
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This video demonstrates me practising some typical "modern defender" drills at Walker Activity Centre in Newcastle, UK. I practice each drill for around ~15 minutes, and then add a "success criteria", e.g. pressure to complete the drill successfully X number of times. Equipment Blade: Custom SDC (www.sdcttblades.com/gallery) Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) Backhand: Tibhar Gra...
Table tennis defence training - pushing, forehand chopping and counter-looping
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I've been out of action for 3 months with a torn ankle ligament. Slowly trying to get back into some practice. Equipment Blade: SDC custom Forehand: Xiom Guang China (Black, Max) Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Red, 0.9mm) Chapters 00:00 Forehand loop 01:00 Push, both sides, until ball pops up - then hit with pips 05:02 Serve, push BH to FH, then FH chop/fish/counter-loop #tabletennis #tischtenni...
Sam Wilson vs. Josh Wetherby | Championship Senior British Club League 2024 | Table tennis
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Sam Wilson (Perry Dale) vs. Josh Wetherby (Ormesby 1) Championship division of Senior British Club League, 2024/25 #tabletennis #sbl #sbcl 00:20 Game 1 03:13 Game 2 06:11 Game 3 07:43 Game 4 10:30 Game 5
Sam Wilson vs. Graeme Barella | Championship Senior British Club League 2024 | Table Tennis
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Sam Wilson (Perry Dale) vs. Graeme Barella (Ormesby 1) Championship division of Senior British Club League, 2024/25 #tabletennis #sbl #sbcl
Having fun chopping with Grass DTecS - Part 2
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In the never-ending search for the perfect pip, I'm now trying Tibhar's Grass DTecS. Not usually a rubber known for its chopping capabilities, you can see from the video that I enjoyed using it - and found it quite effective! - Blade: Custom SDC - Forehand: Xiom Tour VII Guang China (Black, 2.1mm) - Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Green, 0.9mm) #tabletennis #longpimples #longpips #tischtennis #dtecs
Having fun chopping with Grass DTecS - Part 1
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In the never-ending search for the perfect pip, I'm now trying Tibhar's Grass DTecS. Not usually a rubber known for its chopping capabilities, you can see from the video that I enjoyed using it - and found it quite effective! - Blade: Custom SDC - Forehand: Xiom Tour VII Guang China (Black, 2.1mm) - Backhand: Tibhar Grass DTecS (Green, 0.9mm) #tabletennis #longpimples #longpips #tischtennis
Northumbria team clips | Wilmott Cup 2024
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A selection of clips from the Wilmott Cup regionals in April, 2024. Hosted at the excellent Goodwin Table Tennis Club's venue in Hull. Northumbria team: Lee Tinkler, Duncan Wraight Hull team: Chris Clinton, Sean Madden Scunthorpe team: Liam Rowson, Josh Walshe
Duncan Wraight vs. Liam Rowson | Wilmott Cup 2024
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Equipment: - Blade: Victas Koji Matsushita ZC - Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) - Backhand: Victas Curl P1V (Red, 0.5mm)
Duncan Wraight vs. Sean Madden | Wilmott Cup, 2024
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Equipment: - Blade: Victas Koji Matsushita ZC - Forehand: Xiom Omega VII Guang China (Black, Max) - Backhand: Victas Curl P1V (Red, 0.5mm)
Duncan Wraight vs. Josh Walshe | Wilmott Cup, 2024
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Duncan Wraight vs. Josh Walshe | Wilmott Cup, 2024
Table tennis defender training - Loop any push and 2-2 drills
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Table tennis defender training - Loop any push and 2-2 drills
Remodelling my forehand loop, pt ... 17??
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Remodelling my forehand loop, pt ... 17??
Chopping, bumping and sideswiping with Palio CK531A long pimples
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Chopping, bumping and sideswiping with Palio CK531A long pimples
Table tennis coaching session by Graeme Barella
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Table tennis coaching session by Graeme Barella
Comparing Illusion Hallmark SP against Victas Curl P1V long pimples
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Comparing Illusion Hallmark SP against Victas Curl P1V long pimples
Testing Hallmark Illusion SP (short pimples) for chopping
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Testing Hallmark Illusion SP (short pimples) for chopping
Table tennis defender drill - Chop, push, chop, push
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Table tennis defender drill - Chop, push, chop, push
Long Pimples modern defender (chopper) coaching with Sam Wilson - table tennis
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Long Pimples modern defender (chopper) coaching with Sam Wilson - table tennis
Long Pimples modern defender (chopper) coaching with new Victas Koji Matsushita ZC - table tennis
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Long Pimples modern defender (chopper) coaching with new Victas Koji Matsushita ZC - table tennis
which robot are you using?
@@nilsschmidt8982 This is the Butterfly Amicus Advance. Can do pretty much any type of ball, and drills up to 6 balls
This Blade is extremly toooo fast for this Player 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
What equipment is sam using here?
I believe he has a Diode (new one), with Dignics 09C forehand and Victas S1 backhand (unsure what thickness, but it'll be 1.3mm - 1.8mm)
Hello Grass 0.5 is better for you
@@bodybuilding2636 yeah? what makes you say that?
Well played mate! Your use of the DTecS sowed much doubt in your opponents approach, nicely done.
@@crocodale666 thanks croc 🙂
nice!
You need some match practice before the County weekend!!!!
@@nedad17 dw I'm gonna play Monday
Which brand is sdc custom?
It's a custom blade, made by a guy / company called SDC. He creates genuinely beautiful blades. Check out his website here: www.sdcttblades.com/gallery
Excellent
Thanks Howard. Play you in the league soon once I'm recovered!
What a comeback!
Great game
How is illusion whe n blocking spinny loops? Gives flatter balls or sink in the net?
@@sergioyichiong7269 because it's a bit of a more grippy SP, it doesn't quite have the sink effect. fairly standard, more inverted-like blocking
Apologies for the quality - only had access to 480p!
Feint Long III doesn't exist in 480p
@@baoaino846 😂 It does in 1.5mm sponge
Robson bat is illegal
What is your racket? Have you try nittaku goriki series??
Hey 🙂 I'm using a custom blade by SDC. It's slightly oversized, fairly stiff, layer of carbon and slower on BH than FH I own a Goriki Super Drive which I used for SP chopping for a while. Haven't tried the others but I know they get great reviews
Hey, I was wondering the differences between this blade and the Innershield, I'm quite hesitant about wich one to buy
hey, thanks for the comment. I can see you've just joined our Discord server - thanks for that too! I've posted a full review on there that you're welcome to read, I'll link it to you in a second but TL;DR it's similar to the Innershield - but IMO, better. it's a bit faster, but tonnes of control. very spinny. but most importantly for me, it has a _much_ nicer feel to it when looping. the Innershield sounds really hollow
what do you think about the 1.2mm sponge, would it be similar
yeah, a bit less speed for hitting, a bit less sensitive to spin - but don't think it would be too different
nice!
Thanks!
thanks for sharing. lots of fun watching!
what kind of long pips?
Full equipment is in description, but they're Palio CK531A with 1.0mm (ish) sponge
Can someone tell me why it gives me so much satisfaction to see a short pipe? 😭
Hello sir. May I know where you got the blade from? I wanna buy one for myself too.
Yes mate - I got it from tt-japan.net They're super reliable and reasonably priced
Amazing forehand, good balanced between speed and spin
thanks dude
@@duncanwraight 👍
I live and train in Taipei,TW. What my coach always says is that I have to keep my hand very loose and relaxed, until I hit the ball. Accuracy and consistency come from there. I dunno if this is also your case, but I hope it helps. I think your form is very good.
thanks man. I've struggled with wrist tension my whole TT "career". it's more loose now than it ever has been, but once I mold this technique further, I'm definitely going to focus on getting that wrist as loose as possible
Amazing trining, both great choppers. Interesting about the Palio, I didn’t know this rubber
yeah it's something we've spoken about on the OOAK Discord for a few months now it's a good all round rubber. less effective at chopping than P1V, but better over the table ... and very cheap
@@duncanwraight Thanks for sharing this information, also so useful
Illusion sp and impartial xb which one is good for chopping TIA sir 🫡
Hi mate. I've never used Impartial XB but I can't imagine it being as good as Illusion SP. I'd strongly recommend the latter if you want to play a proper chopping game
Do you know the effect would be if I go for 1.2 sponge thickness
Good practice
How do you feel about the 08x, does it feel too fast or do you have enough control with it? Thanks, btw great channel!
thanks dude, very kind :) I absolutely love the 08x if I'm honest. I bought it on a whim because some of the guys in our Discord are using it... but it's awesome. it's even a FL handle, and I don't care! previously I've used BTY Innershield, BTY JSH, Victas Koji Matsushita ZC and VKMO... and 08x is my favourite of the lot it's faster than Innershield and ZC, not as fast as JSH/VKMO but plenty of control it does seem to give my rubbers - both sides - a bit of a higher throw, which has needed some adaptation, but it's the perfect balance of control and speed for me. plus it's significantly lighter than JSH/VKMO (or at least mine is - apparently they can be quite variable in weight) doesn't sound "hollow" like the Innershield and a lot of other defensive blades, which I really dislike
@@duncanwraight Awesome man thank you very much for this explanation, I've use VKMO and JSH, but my favorite currently is Yasaka Masamune, which I got as I gift from Japan, and it's also a great blade, and amazing handle design on the ST, but I definitely want to try 08x, thanks man, means a lot!
@@TimeForGamers never used the Masamune but I've heard good things about it. Good luck with whatever you choose!
Thanks man!@@duncanwraight
@@duncanwraight what weight 08x do you have?
Great to find this! Thanks for uploading. How do you like the Curl P1V. Do you think you will stay with that on the backhand?
Thanks for commenting. Curl P1 (either TSP P1-R or recently Victas P1V) has been my go to backhand rubber for 90% of my career. Everything else has changed - that very little. It's the best chopping rubber by a significant distance in my opinion - phenomenal
Thanks. I'm a modern defender that has chopped and changed a bit with long pips. I could see how well you returned the spinny loops and how tricky it was to re-loop the chops. A good technique and a setup you've stuck with by the looks of it.
@@GrayAngus thanks! What do you use? We have a Discord community full of defenders, LP/SP players (and a few orthodox attackers) if you'd like to join us. Loads of chat about equipment: discord.com/invite/VCBfS4kkyG
Good session, Duncan! Main points to work on: 1) looking to set your right leg in place when you attack with fh (and not having your left leg too far forward) 2) 'set play' of long side-spin serve and stepping round for fh attack 3) 'set play' of receiving with pimples wide, then capitalising on the next ball 4) attacking the opponent's middle with your easier balls
cheers GB, great stuff
hi sir can you please review spinfire rubber 1.8 because in wrm tv they are saying it excels in both attacking and chopping and is very spinny short pips
hi mate. I'd love to, but I would have to buy the 1.8mm version - and I wouldn't ever use it. I suspect 1.8mm will be a bit more spinny, a bit faster, and a bit harder to control. for an amateur chopper, I'd recommend 1.5mm. if you attack regularly with the SPs, then maybe the 1.8mm
Thanks for sharing the training, many things can be learned from here 🎉🎉🎉
What are the blade and sponge thickness of hallmark illision sp
Equipment details in the description pal 🙂
Good video, thanks for sharing it
In response to your comment re: improving forehand chop, I'm going to share some notes. While I am not top tier nationally or anything, I can rely on my forehand chop in tournament and it is generally quite disruptive. With that in mind, some things I'm observing: 1. In a majority of cases, you are taking the ball too high. I know this can be difficult as a taller player, but its the most frequent cause of FH chop failure in general, and also feels that way in your case. Specifically, you are chopping at a height that would be totally appropriate for a long pimple rubber on the backhand, but with inverted you need to take it significantly lower. One option here is to do what Chtchetinine or Daniel Kleinert do and twiddle to pips on the forehand when you forehand chop. That being said, I think forehand chopping with inverted is totally doable and worth learning, so assuming we want to improve the inverted FH chop ... 2. The way you FH chop a flat hit/smash differs significantly from how you need to chop a very spinny loop. If they load the topspin, you can be more wall-like with the open bat, perpendicular to the ground. If they flat hit it, especially flat, its a lot harder: you need to come under the ball to generate your own spin. To come under a long flat hit, you have to be quite far back, and quite low, which, depending on the space your playing in, can be really challenging to impossible. With that in mind, its important to keep as many chops heavy backspin deep to the back of the table, so they are FORCED to give you the topspin, which makes for a more manageable chop. This is the main reason I'm not a fan of what some people call the pips "push", where you bat it back with topspin. This allows the savvy opponent to flat hit to your forehand, which is hard to both chop and block. 3. This relates to the "too high" element: wait longer to initiate the chop. The longer you can wait, the less spin their ball will have, which usually leads to your forehand rubber being able to apply more of your own spin/not get rocked by their spin. 4. A final point that merits its own essay is the feel of the contact, which can differ based on the speed of the ball you are receiving, and how aggressive you want your spin to be. Watching this vid, it looks like you could stand to have a lot more backspin on your forehand chop, so I'll recommend what my coach described as "peeling" the ball. When you go to chop, keep your wrist soft and pliant, and your fingers firm, but expressive (not a death grip). Let the ball meet you past the end line, close to table height (don't hit it/go chasing it). Once the ball makes contact with your bat, imagine you are "peeling" the skin of a grape with the bat, drawing a curvature with your brush from the back of the ball to the bottom of the ball. Its a gentle motion, one mostly in the fingers and the wrist, but it can really load the ball with topspin. This requires being in the right place at the right time (having time to set it up), so the more time you can give yourself via moving well and waiting, the better. Hopefully some of this is helpful!
Thanks pal, that's all really helpful stuff. Since this video I've gotten my FH chop to a point where it's passable - but still not good. I noticed that my bat angles were crazy, eg bat was often pointing almost at the ceiling as I initiated the chop. I've rectified that now so I can at least get the ball on the table, but I definitely need/want more spin. Ideally I'd like to get to a point where I can vary the spin significantly - get some coming back floaty and some really heavy. I'll have a go at all of your suggestions in my next training session.
Eeep, I meant "Can really load the ball with BACKspin on point number 4 lol. I'm glad to hear it's gotten better, good luck in your practice! @@duncanwraight
wow these are some really good tips that I will try to think about as well, thanks!
I notice the backhand "Push" section seems inconsistent with the curlp1r, as has been my experience, which is why I developed a twiddle (pushing on my backhand side). Do you ever twiddle to inverted for your bh pushes? I'm guessing that wasn't the purpose of this exercise, but was curious if you do it in matches!
Yeah I definitely don't in drills because I'm specifically trying to practice my pushing with the pips In matches though I do. I'll return serve with inverted against some players/serves, and often twiddle during a chopping rally to keep the spin on I probably don't use it well enough though - should actually use pips in the chopping rallies to vary the spin and cause opponents issues, but find it a lot less consistent than an inverted push. At other times, I should use the inverted to make opponents' 3rd ball attacks less powerful Improvement on decision-making would be helpful here!
Thanks for uploading your match! It really didn't seem like there was room for a proper chopping game there :(
Yeah the venue isn't huge that's for sure. Check my match against Phil Suetterlin from the same day - some chops where I could definitely do with another metre or so.
Love to see it, need more of us pips players in TTE tournaments, good chopping
thanks pal. just seen your content - really good. gonna watch some more later. I've got a young family so can't really do weekends away at the moment, but I'll be hoping to do some VETTS stuff in a couple years and I'd love to do SBL again if you use Discord at all, I'm part of a TT server dedicated (mostly) to LP/SP type gameplay. some great players on there discussing pips & chopping gameplay etc. here's the invite link: discord.gg/kksByGkWHF
@@duncanwraight sounds good, cheers. I’ll give that a look and get involved over the next few days for sure
So nice to see your game with both sides of the racket. Thanks for sharing this video 🙏
Can you recomend me best short pips for chopping and attack
Probably the Illusion SP There is always a trade off - the best pips for attacking won't be the best pips for chopping and vice versa The Illusion SP is a great all rounder
Thanks
First view love from india ❤️
For bh attacks Is illusion good ?and how are the chops close to the table are they spinny? Please tell
Hi again. It's average for attacking. Not as fast or floaty as Spectol, but capable of generating some topspin In my experience SP chops from close to the table will typically be low-spin because you don't have time to get enough contact on the ball. I didn't really test this with Illusion SP
Hello brother which is better spectol s1 or illusion sp for chopping close to the table
sir which one is better for chopping spectol s1 or illusion sp
For amateurs I think Illusion SP is better. It's such a good all-rounder. Good spin, reasonably insensitive to spin, great control. Spectol may be better for elite SP choppers
hello big fan love from india i need to buy illusion sp from where can i buy
Hi mate. Thank you! I don't know where ships to India, but I know that WRM from Japan ship pretty much all over the globe - check them out using Google Translate rubber.ocnk.net/
Is it safe and genuine
@@arnavanand912 it is yeah - search RUclips for WRM TT and you'll see tonnes of professional content from them. It was them who inspired me to buy the Illusion SP in the first place
Thanks a lot brother you got a sub
Hi, would you say illusion is better than Spectol, only issue I had with it is not creating enough rotation, so I think illusionwould solve that. And would you recommend any other short pip like D3 or something over the illusion, thanks!
I think Illusion is the best SP for chopping - ahead of Spectol which I've used extensively, or D3 (I've used its old version TSP Super SpinPips Chop Sponge 2) It generates more spin than Spectol, but less than D3 It's more sensitive to spin than Spectol but less than D3 It's just a very good all rounder. I find it the easiest SP to chop with Spectol perhaps better if you're an elite level modern defender, but certainly not for amateurs
@@duncanwraight awesome, thank you very much, means a lot
So good content about long pips in your channel
Thanks 🙂
@@duncanwraight Thanks to you for sharing the content all this time. Here a new subscriber
@@diegox.longpips thanks dude, nice to have you
Which one is using the long pips?
The player at far side of table (me) Red backhand is long pips (Curl) Blue backhand is short pips (Illusion SP)
@@duncanwraight thanks for answering
Thanks, nice video. Could you decribe your experience with rubber please?
it's the best chopping short pip I've ever used. I found it genuinely quite easy to chop with. most SPs that are easy to chop with don't generate a lot of backspin on chops, but this does. it's not a fast pip, so not great for attacking, but it can still be used to block and punch like most SPs for a SP chopper, I'd give it a solid 9 out of 10 for any other form of SP play, there are better options
HI Friend, where did you buy it? i want to try it too, but cannot find it in the U.S., only from EU but shipping is so expensive. thank you...
Hi mate. I bought it from Contra in Germany. I'm in the UK
exactly... i'm having mine shipped and its taking forever to get the US
Duncan.....what sponge thickness on the SP?
@@davidquinlan2139 hi David. all my equipment is listed in description - but it's 1.5mm on the Illusion SP I was using in this video
@@duncanwraight thanks.....sorry, really clear !