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Shimano TX 9B (4 posts / 2,344 views)
vali003
Posts: 15
Post #1 6 Dec 2022 05:12
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Any information on this new model ? Looking to buy the 12 ft , 3,25 lb . I see is a retro model with cork finish , had the first model of TX9 nice roads , are those similar ?
Rarebit Rarebit
Posts: 228
Post #2 6 Dec 2022 09:43
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In reply to Post #1
This is the most info I could find online in terms of a user review. I went for the TX9A which I believe is the same construction with a different seat and a duplon abbreviated handle. I really like them, they are light and cast well although I have only fished at 18 wraps with them so far. The action is quite good too..not too tippy.

https://www.carponline.ro/recenzii/shimano-tx-ultra-vs-tx9a
SnappyFish SnappyFish
Posts: 14
Post #3 8 Dec 2022 12:00
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Interesting just started looking for new rods. Quite like the look of the Shimano tX7s missed out on a new set for £375 gutted!

Read that review on another 1970s website.. also why is "carp forum" so dated!
Rarebit Rarebit
Posts: 228
Post #4 9 Dec 2022 14:45
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I actually got the TX7's first, but the butt rings were bent and 1 of the handles was damaged so I retuned them and found the TX9 A's for the same price. I wasn't a big fan of the full length handle on the 7's as it looked like it would dent easily just from use. They were a bit too faster action for me with just the top maybe 2 foot having any sort of flex.
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