I like a's a bit better because they fit my cubing style, i agree, D's are smoother and faster, but a's cut corners like slackers and i have a really tense style, so a's fit me great.
hmmm. why not try the type A third model with type E centers..turns great and cuts corners as usual type As do yet it doesnt pop ( maybe because of the type E centers.
and btw, i didnt insert those tabs for my edges. u dont really need dem
I still don't have an A yet to try, so I can't say much, but I have a Type D (lubed) from Cube4You.com, so here's my two cents:
It locks up and pops on me whenever I try and speedsolve (go faster than 4TPS), so it gets frustrating to finish LL with it popping every 5th solve... the stickers are not resilient, and come off -WAY TOO EASILY-, (I used the set of stickers to on my old cube) and without the foresight to buy more stickers, the entier cube is now essentially a black core with white all over... (this is after two weeks of use)
I guess I have to buy another Type D (does anybody know if this comes in DIY-kits?) and two type A (DIYs)...
I have a Type A cube ("old" A, I think) and I'm going to order and try Type D cube.
By reading this topic I understand that I can combine D parts with A core and it probably will be really good, but the question is: is it possible to use A parts with D core, just to have 2 cubes instead of one (doesn't matter, if quality is low)? Do I get a working cube that way?
I have a Type A cube ("old" A, I think) and I'm going to order and try Type D cube.
By reading this topic I understand that I can combine D parts with A core and it probably will be really good, but the question is: is it possible to use A parts with D core, just to have 2 cubes instead of one (doesn't matter, if quality is low)? Do I get a working cube that way?