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Good luck.

https://billiardsuperstore.com/aramith-black-5-13-classic-orange-set/

Nope.

I’ve not had issues. Picture is crystal clear and all functions work. As others have pointed out, DAZN can be difficult to deal with. To each their own, I suppose.

A VPN was included in my Smart DNS Unlocator account that I use for MLB.tv. Matchroom Live is $5.99 a month. Who said anything about only watching on a computer/device? I can screen share from my Mac to my Apple TV in the living room, bedroom or pool room and do so frequently. I gladly do...

Why not get Matchroom Live and run a VPN?

Take your stales to a granite fabricator. They should be able to re-hone your slates more accurately. I personally think it is a wasted effort, but knock your socks off!

Nope, no hop.

It hops?

I went with the Diamond Blacks on my Gold Crown I and they play fantastic. This is the cushion Diamond uses on the 7' and 8' tables. I had them installed about 5 years ago and they play as good now as they did on day 1 (as they should). I had Artemis on my previous table and don't think they...

eBay.

If you say so.

You're not alone. When I watch MR events sometimes it looks like they are playing on Camel cloth, sometimes Gray.

My Cyclop (Skittles, Athena, Hyperion) and Dynaspheres (Bronze, Rhodium) stay cleaner, longer than my Aramith Tournaments.

Love my Rhodiums.

The entire Dynaspheres lineup are made from the same high quality phenolic resin. The difference in the pricing has to do with the intricacies of the design. I'd say $255 for the Gold set is a fair price, maybe a little on the high side. If you like them, snathch them up! They play every bit...

I would seriously consider Dynaspheres. I have 16 sets of balls and the Dynaspheres Rhodium are the balls I play with regularly. I also have a set of their Bronze. They are the most consistent in terms of weight (across the set), play great and stay cleaner longer. I've got Aramith...

Thaanks. This was for a buddy of mine. He was able to find one new in box.

The only thing I do not like about the Anniversaries and Centennials are most of them have nail in pocket liners. The later tables had the screw in pocket liners but those castings are hard to find.

108K Lumens is about 5X more than you need. 20K Lumens is the sweet spot for pool. You'll want a light with a Color Rendering Index of at least 90. Temp is personal preference. I like 5000K.