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First omen I've seen in 3/8x10 if true

Good for them, ya love to see it. There's room for improvement but I love having well-produced, high quality pool tournaments available on YouTube several times a year.

Predator had less brand power back then hence the severe lack of cat decals vs their current offerings.

Clean, nice. What material plug?

What's the title of the thread?

He asked if someone can do it, what's the problem?

Off the top of my head I have OB, predator, and peri versions of this. I thought it to be quite normal to receive.

In my opinion that table is hideous! Side note: I've never seen such big pockets on a diamond. It looks very weird. Probably plays more generously than a valley due to the side pockets.

I've got this reasonably unique Omen cue that I like to play with but the wrap is old and kind of flat/dead, not very cushy like other wraps I've felt. But it looks pretty cool and goes with the cue very well so I don't really want to change it out (and don't do wraps myself). Is there a way to...

NICE! This will be fun to watch and undoubtedly great for the sport.

Did you have fun?

When I played on them in August 22 there were some tables that had the cracked rail top. Here is my "review" https://forums.azbilliards.com/threads/csi-dumps-diamond-for-predator-tables.544356/post-7339102 A couple of years on, and after having seen more of the internals of the table, they...

Small difference structurally but huge difference to the consumer. As someone with a few 10s and a couple 11s I'm curious as to why someone would pick the 11. Had a bunch of 11 pins laying around? Want to be exclusive? (<--my real guess)

Fancy for the sake of being fancy, not to my taste but to each their own. Hard not to think "bedazzled jeans of cues"

Update: The soft tip that I pressed played fairly hard, it's been a while since I've used an ultra skin hard but I think it played/sounded about the same as that. Quite a bit harder than the softs. Ultimately, not an overly interesting experiment but yes the output was significantly different...

Functional >>> stylish. The rest of my room is decorated...And the perimeter light is stylish anyway.

Expensive shipping for a house fire.

Perimeter Billiard Lights I really like that it appears to remember what brightness I last had the light at when I flick my light switch on.

I have plenty so it doesn't hurt to try it out. It went on fine, plays pretty hard but I like it so far. Made me wonder what it would be like if I pressed the HH tip for a break cue.

Hung a 9' perimeter light. Had to loosen and re-tighten some of the corner brackets to eliminate some gaps; but it was far from a hard install. Zero light bleed anywhere. Very glad I went for the dimmable model - this thing is BRIGHT. I usually play at half brightness.