Just got a 17* first gen spoon in and want to experiment with it to see if anything can be done to muffle the sound at impact. I've got to add a relatively substantial amount of something (rat glue or ?) to get it to 216g headweight to play D3.5 and wondered if anyone has any tricks they've used in the past.
Many thanks and Merry Christmas to all!!
Pickle
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#1
Posted 23 December 2011 - 12:33 PM
#2
Posted 23 December 2011 - 01:06 PM
This probably won't help you but.... I just turn my hearing aids down.
I hate adding anything to a head besides lead tape.
The sound will be muted...... as the performance dwarfs it.
I hate adding anything to a head besides lead tape.
The sound will be muted...... as the performance dwarfs it.
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Ryoma 9.5* D1 V-Spec w/Crazy Royal Decoration (SR)
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Callaway Japan Legacy Black Ute 24* w/GD Tour AD-DI85 Hybrid (S)
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Ryoma 9.5* D1 V-Spec w/Crazy Royal Decoration (SR)
PRGR TR-X 505 16.5* w/GD Tour AD PT-7 (S)
PRGR Egg FW 21* w/GD Tour AD Quattrotech (S)
Callaway Japan Legacy Black Ute 24* w/GD Tour AD-DI85 Hybrid (S)
Epon AFTours 5-PW w/NS Pro Modus 3 (S)
Yururi Tour 52* w/TT DG Spinner
Sky Dream Jump DP2010 Proto 55* w/KBS blk nkl (S)
ONOFF Labo spec W358 59* w/Labo Spec ST120S)
Gold's Factory Custom Hand Made #2
#3
Posted 23 December 2011 - 01:07 PM
C,
I've read about people who have used cotton balls, yarn or fiberfill to muffle the sound of drivers. Not sure tho what the combination together with hot melt/rat glue would do to it.
What's the current head weight?
I've read about people who have used cotton balls, yarn or fiberfill to muffle the sound of drivers. Not sure tho what the combination together with hot melt/rat glue would do to it.
What's the current head weight?
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#4
Posted 23 December 2011 - 06:16 PM
Right now it stands at 206g and I'd like it around 216-217g. My first thought was the fiberfill route but hadn't ever tried it and was concerned about restoring it to its original state if it didn't work. Additional rat glue will probably help a little. I've got a 15* that's pretty noisy although I love the performance of it, just want to quiet it down a touch.....
#5
Posted 23 December 2011 - 06:36 PM
I would personally leave it alone...easier to get used to the sound, which from my view is not anything so terrible, vs trying to add any material to the head
#6
Posted 24 December 2011 - 04:22 PM
Yes performance is great but I've got to add weight to get it to the right swingweight so thought I'd try to help with the sound. 10g's of lead tape is a bunch, easier to do something inside and not so unsightly.....
Thanks for the comments, I'm in the mood to experiment, who know whats going to happen in the workshop!
Merry Christmas guys
Thanks for the comments, I'm in the mood to experiment, who know whats going to happen in the workshop!
Merry Christmas guys
#7
Posted 26 December 2011 - 11:33 PM
i think the sound is a result of that particular design, 2nd generation
fixed that. leave it alone or change the club.
fixed that. leave it alone or change the club.
Driver: Yamaha Inpres 405d GD 9003S
3w Yamaha 14* Inpres XV Stinger proto7x
5W Yamaha 17* Inpres XV Machline 7082s
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3w Yamaha 14* Inpres XV Stinger proto7x
5W Yamaha 17* Inpres XV Machline 7082s
#3 Srixon 20* Zuti Nspro Proto DP-s
#4-pw Epon 302-C Nspro M3s
52* Yamaha Inpres X Nspro Proto DPs
58* Yamaha inpres X Nspro Proto C10s
Putter:Gfield Leap
Email: Jspecgolf@gmail.com
#8
Posted 27 December 2011 - 08:46 AM
Second Gen does sound better but the 1st wasn't that bad i think.
The best options are to foam the head for dead mute or use cotton to soften it.
The best options are to foam the head for dead mute or use cotton to soften it.
#9
Posted 02 January 2012 - 11:34 AM
Thanks to all for the help, I think I may try the cotton route? How easy is it to remove if I don't like it?
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#10
Posted 03 January 2012 - 08:51 PM
Its easier to put in, much more difficult to pull out. I don't think I know anyone who foamed or muted the sound of the 1st gen granted many did not like it, most got used to it.
I thought it was way to weird at the beginning but as the ball traveled further and further down the fairway I started liking it.
And your playing partners always know when you've hit the spoon. (^_^)
I thought it was way to weird at the beginning but as the ball traveled further and further down the fairway I started liking it.
And your playing partners always know when you've hit the spoon. (^_^)
If you have questions about J-Spec equipment or need recommendations or fittings, please send me an email at gocchin@tourspecgolf.com (email is best)

#11
Posted 05 January 2012 - 06:32 PM
#12
Posted 06 January 2012 - 07:11 AM
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