QuoteOriginally posted by LongStick64:
Only time I had a noise problem with a Zipper was when I used a B50 string on it, switching to a D97 string made a huge difference.

  Funny mine was better with B-50 or B-55.....I have never had good with luck reducing noise with modern strings.....or may be my hearing is shot....lol!

I 2nd the bow hush you can DYI with good wool wrap on the string, doubled at the areas that touch the limbs NOT TO TIGHT! it will quiet  the slap and check this posting out to make fantastic puffs
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QuoteOriginally posted by zipper bowss:
    Good one Kirk!

If you are hearing a tink sound it is likely arrow contact. Make sure your arrow spine is ok and also that your nock set is not too low.
Your bow came with an 8 strad D97 string. They like that D97 and D10.
Bill

Sorry bout that Bill, i couldn't resist.  

Back on subject... Doesn't string noise generally relate to getting the recommended brace height too low?  I've noticed that on my bows sometimes. Sometimes the lower poundage bows need a wee bit more brace height to quiet things down.

Just a thought.... Kirk

I agree....brace can make a big difference. I like like mine a bit higher than some!

The best thing I ever did was order a string from one of our sponsors here.
http://www.leftiesrus.com/Schedule.html
Allen was a great guy to deal with and have turned my bows whisper quiet.

quick update guys.after playing with my silencer location and point weight i've gotten the zipper quiet as any recurve i've ever had.i'm really starting to enjoy this bow.bill does beautiful work.