Posted September 23, 200717 yr comment_141894 I have a set of GD MBs but mine has the "studio" stamping on the back on top of top of the muscle in the milling area. I checked a thread in the review section and there was no "studio" stamping in that pic. What does this "studio" stamping imply?
September 23, 200717 yr comment_141895 In most cases like the MB's it means nothing, I have seen many of the same products identical in every way stamped studio. I would consider it a sales aid.
September 23, 200717 yr Author comment_141896 In most cases like the MB's it means nothing, I have seen many of the same products identical in every way stamped studio. I would consider it a sales aid. ok. domo.
September 24, 200717 yr comment_141922 I have a set of GD MBs but mine has the "studio" stamping on the back on top of top of the muscle in the milling area. I checked a thread in the review section and there was no "studio" stamping in that pic.What does this "studio" stamping imply? yours is actually the first ive seen with a studio in the back. but as chris said its most likely a marketing aid as everything is exactly the same as the regular mbs
September 24, 200717 yr comment_141925 yours is actually the first ive seen with a studio in the back. there are a few sets of those..... i have one too....whether marketing or not....they are one set of solid irons... interesting design too.....
September 24, 200717 yr comment_141926 there are a few sets of those..... i have one too....whether marketing or not....they are one set of solid irons... interesting design too..... aj i agree these are one of the prettiest clubs i have seen. almost looks like a set of precision surgical instruments. was going to get a set of these but decided on the epon type x. i hope i can find a set once my game eventually warrants player mb clubs. whenever that is.............
September 24, 200717 yr comment_141932 After playing with the MB for the last 8 months, I played one round with the NC-1s and went right back to the MB. They are very forgiving and soft ... and sooo beautiful.
September 24, 200717 yr Author comment_141941 After playing with the MB for the last 8 months, I played one round with the NC-1s and went right back to the MB. They are very forgiving and soft ... and sooo beautiful. They are indeed soft. Probably the sofest I have tried of all forgings less Epons and yes, they do look schweeet!
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