who is actually an azbilliards member same name that makes great sneakies break jumps etc
all about the game room
is his site on fb, one stop shop for all billiard needs, great people
and yeah, those tungs are fugly AF!
Dynasphere Tungsten balls -Awesome !
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who is actually an azbilliards member same name that makes great sneakies break jumps etc
all about the game room
is his site on fb, one stop shop for all billiard needs, great people
and yeah, those tungs are fugly AF!
I’ve only used my tungstens two or three times. I’ll sell them if you want them
I finally got the chance to play with the Blacks. Their not as bad as I thought they would be, but I’ll never buy them
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uakronseth
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How much you thinking?
When there’s such split opinions on the appearance, why bother when you can’t go wrong choosing Centennials?
Dynasphere Bronze have the traditional colors and are only $100. Check Seyberts or eBay.
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$50 plus shipping
If they are a decent playing ball, appearance not withstanding, $75.00 is a bargain for a new set of balls, it sounds like
jtompilot is offering an even better deal.
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Dynasphere Bronze Ball Set
The Dynasphere Bronz Ball Set is an outstanding pool ball set for all billiard players alike. This set contains one cue ball, 7 striped and 8 solids as well
If you want you can add a premium cueball(Aramith, Predator) and still be all in at around 150bux.Dynasphere Bronze Ball Set
The Dynasphere Bronz Ball Set is an outstanding pool ball set for all billiard players alike. This set contains one cue ball, 7 striped and 8 solids as wellwww.seyberts.com
uakronseth
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How much do you think shipping to 44312 would be?
They are really nice. Can't beat 'em for a c-note.
I’m traveling for work for another week. My zip code is 70121. You call check on shipping and let me know
I am sure that jtompilot will do you right on the tungstens.
I have only played with tungsten and bronze balls but they do seem to play identical which makes me believe that dynasphere's claim that all of their balls play the same all the way to the most expensive is valid.
I bought the tungsten's first and didn't find the color changes a big deal. Then I bought the traditionally colored bronze balls and the tungsten's went on the shelf. For me, the traditional colors are worth forty dollars and I consider a C-note damned cheap for a quality set of balls.
Other's mileage may vary and all of that jazz.
Hu
I have only played with tungsten and bronze balls but they do seem to play identical which makes me believe that dynasphere's claim that all of their balls play the same all the way to the most expensive is valid.
I bought the tungsten's first and didn't find the color changes a big deal. Then I bought the traditionally colored bronze balls and the tungsten's went on the shelf. For me, the traditional colors are worth forty dollars and I consider a C-note damned cheap for a quality set of balls.
Other's mileage may vary and all of that jazz.
Hu
uakronseth
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Thanks for the input everyone! jtompilot, let me know when you're back from your travels and we can work something out. May end up getting a set of bronze down the road, but personally, I like the colors of the tungsten, especially if I am going to get my daughters interested in learning to play. Once I have both, I can have a “kids” set and a “grown-ups” set.
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I have the bronze set. They look "in real life" very similar to my super Aramith set. So much so that I had to put them side by side to notice the difference initially. They play very well also.
Most, not everyone of course, wouldn't know they aren't Aramith if I put a measles ball out with them.
Most, not everyone of course, wouldn't know they aren't Aramith if I put a measles ball out with them.