Gold Crown 7 Revealed

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I played on gc tables with counters but I dont think the counters helped or hindered my play. My Dufferin Challenger has no counters and I suspect my play is no better or worse.
 
fastone371 said:
That is the ugliest sh!t I have ever seen in my life!!!!!! Clearly it was the first time they ever installed cloth. I cant believe they used duct tape. I think I would have Googled some videos while they were there and showed them how it was supposed to be done and how it should look, pretty much exactly opposite of what they did. Now I see why you complained so much about the crap set up you got, I'm sorry that you had to suffer that. I did a way better job on my GCI and I never intended to set up my own table or even know how to do it, I just couldn't find anyone in my area that was doing decent work. I figured rather than pay someone for shitty work I might as well see if I can Forrest Gump my way thru and end up with a better job because I actually cared about the finished product.
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From now on… unless the mechanic is a well known gun I’m not using them. I’ll wait.
 
all the old gc tables had ball counters and no sweat they dont get in your way and gambling we used them.

and jay is right about oversees chinese goods as many of the factories just do an over run on orders and then sell those cheap in other countries.
as well as knock offs.

ill stick with old brunswick tables or if had to go new a diamond.
 
$2,750 price reduction over the GC6 tournament edition with gully. The GC7 is the same price for any of the 4 pocket sizes, and all are gully tables. I think the GC6 might have went up in price since this thread started, possibly due to tariffs? There might have been a screenshot of it from a while back, IDK now.

GC7:
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GC6 equivalent pocket and gulley comparison:
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GC7 finish and pocket sizes (same price for all):
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Delivery and install is $700 extra. So $13,700 for a 9' installed. I think that's about what a new 9' Diamond goes for now, including delivery. Maybe its 1k more than the Diamond.
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garczar said:
Ball return only?? That blows. Probably cheaper to just make one version but i've never liked BR big tables.
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I don't like ball return tables either.

Once I determine which table I like the best - my Gold Crown IV or the new Diamond Professional - I might decide to sell one. And if I decide to sell the GCIV I might then go ahead and purchase a new Gold Crown VII.

Unless, of course, it only has the ball return. Will not buy it then. Maybe it will have drop pockets by then.
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
I don't like ball return tables either.

Once I determine which table I like the best - my Gold Crown IV or the new Diamond Professional - I might decide to sell one. And if I decide to sell the GCIV I might then go ahead and purchase a new Gold Crown VII.

Unless, of course, it only has the ball return. Will not buy it then. Maybe it will have drop pockets by then.
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Why the table flipping? You remind of some of my golf buddies flippin drivers every month when they can't hit a fairway. If i had a GC4 i'd never look at another table. IMO that's the best GC made. My home room , Magoo's in Tulsa, has ten really nice 4's.
 
garczar said:
Why the table flipping? You remind of some of my golf buddies flippin drivers every month when they can't hit a fairway. If i had a GC4 i'd never look at another table. IMO that's the best GC made. My home room , Magoo's in Tulsa, has ten really nice 4's.
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Because I feel like my Gold Crown IV just doesn't play good. It doesn't seem to cooperate. Can't explain it. It is what it is.

And why buy new tables? Single, never married, no kids to worry about college or 20% house downpayments, worked for the govt, hoarded most of my $$$ over the years, the stock market has done really well for a long time.

I am not planning on leaving all my $$$ for someone else to spend. At least that's the plan.
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
Because I feel like my Gold Crown IV just doesn't play good. It doesn't seem to cooperate. Can't explain it. It is what it is.

And why buy new tables? Single, never married, no kids to worry about college or 20% house downpayments, worked for the govt, hoarded most of my $$$ over the years, the stock market has done really well for a long time.

I am not planning on leaving all my $$$ for someone else to spend. At least that's the plan.
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Wow. Doesn't cooperate. I've heard it all now. GC4's play GREAT. It's you brother not the box.
 
I have a 9 foot Gold Crown 3 at home. Very tight pockets. Plays like a good one pocket table. Plays true and fast.
Had the ball return taken out and drop pockets installed. The ball return on Brunswicks are noisy. Besides, I like walking around the table and flipping the balls around onto the table. I play the ghost a lot even though he's never been invited to my house.
 
philly said:
I have a 9 foot Gold Crown 3 at home. Very tight pockets. Plays like a good one pocket table. Plays true and fast.
Had the ball return taken out and drop pockets installed. The ball return on Brunswicks are noisy. Besides, I like walking around the table and flipping the balls around onto the table. I play the ghost a lot even though he's never been invited to my house.
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I'd much rather take a lap to get the balls than bend down to that ball box anytime. Every room that i've ever been a regular at had drop pocket big tables.
 
garczar said:
I'd much rather take a lap to get the balls than bend down to that ball box anytime. Every room that i've ever been a regular at had drop pocket big tables.
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I play in a room with 9 9 foot Diamonds and 6 7 foot Diamonds all with returns. Simonis blue and great lighting. If I had my druthers, they would be drop pockets. Something about the both of you taking out balls after a game or rack.
Bend your knees when taking the balls out of the tray.
 
The ball return may be integrated into the center of the table like a Diamond. I forget if they covered that.

I wonder how big the first batch was that it sold out in hours. 20? 100? 1000?
 
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