What kind of table is this?

loggerhead12

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Brunswick, GC-looking corner hardware, but non-adjustable legs.

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lots of those around here
medalist

they can play super nice , and by that very easy with good cloth and big pockets
 
Bob Jewett said:
The tops look pretty close to the GC3. I used to play in a room that had a mixture, and they all played about the same. I think they were all 1995 vintage and had the dying rubber problem.
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The rubber has been replaced. These are all pinball machines.
 
garczar said:
Medalist. Good tables.
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The room in question seems to have turned them in for a more modern design.

I preferred the Medalist over the GC for one pocket because the ball storage slots were less problematic. The room I played in that had both did not have any small-pocket Medalists.
 
I am looking at a Medalist locally for purchase. They do not look like they have levelling feet. Anyone know how is the frame levelled?
 
The biggest differences between the Medalist and Gold Crown are the frame and the rails. The Gold Crown has a far more robust frame with the Medalist being less stout. The Medalist has one piece long rails where the Gold Crown has two piece long rails.
 
Bob Jewett said:
The room in question seems to have turned them in for a more modern design.

I preferred the Medalist over the GC for one pocket because the ball storage slots were less problematic. The room I played in that had both did not have any small-pocket Medalists.
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My GCI ball box looks like this, isn't that common on most GC's until the 5 and 6??
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fastone371 said:
My GCI ball box looks like this, isn't that common on most GC's until the 5 and 6??
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There are two problems with that for one pocket. A ball can hide behind the B on the top shelf, and depending on the table, a ball can slip across behind the B.
 
Bob Jewett said:
There are two problems with that for one pocket. A ball can hide behind the B on the top shelf, and depending on the table, a ball can slip across behind the B.
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Exactly. most of the Gold Crowns (I, II?) where I play are missing the divider behind that B, balls easily roll across unimpeded. I forget, but think only 5 will fit each side on the lower shelf, where the divider seems more robust. (But also missing on a few of the 7 tables.)

All in all - no big deal once you're aware. (The disconnected metal trim there that rips your hand open is a bigger problem.)
 
Bob Jewett said:
There are two problems with that for one pocket. A ball can hide behind the B on the top shelf, and depending on the table, a ball can slip across behind the B.
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I believe mine has a divider between the 2 upper storage slots so a ball cant get behind the B, I will have to check. I'm fairly certain of that cause I have been playing 1 pocket occasionally for the last year or so.
 
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