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It has. There might be some old stock floating around.

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Be that as it may, they are still unattractive and do not stay as clean for as long as Dynaspheres. Dynaspheres phenolic resin still has a Rockwell rating of 59 which is plenty hard for ball to ball collisions. If we were shooting balls into metal, the 80 Rockwell rating might come into play...

Worst looking set on the market. I'd rather have a set of Dynaspheres Tungsten.

Welcome to the club. Enjoy your table.

You bet. The ash trays are personal preference. I don't care for them and think they get in the way. Some guys love them because the tables they grew up on had them.

Welcome! Looks like a Gold Crown I as that's the only version that came with the optional ash tray castings, assuming they weren't retrofitted to a Gold Crown III. Also, the Gold Crown I was manufactured from 1961-1974. The Gold Crown III from 1976-1997. To answer your question, there is no...

It's got nothing to do with his table or the conditions.

Looks normal to me. If you're hitting the ball with any pace and rubbing the rail heading to the pocket, any good table will hang that ball up. Learn to play pocket speed and most will drop.

The cut break has been used for a long while to make the 1B in the side. Long before 9B on the spot.

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I'd say that's still high. How do you fare in a Race to 7 vs The Ghost?

Maybe because they are human?

They aren't squatting the CB because they are most likely employing a cut break to pocket the 1B in the side.

Maybe he should if his BNR % is 30-40%. Odd he can execute that, yet missed 11 straight in draw shots in a row.

Welcome to 9B. To answer your original question, there's nothing wrong with your table. You just need to practice your break to consistently squat the CB and control the 1B to bank two rails to set up in one of the lower corners (side depends on which side you break from). You also have to...

Yup. Pasadena area.

I'm a non billionaire, or millionaire for that matter. I bought 25 years ago when homes were "affordable" but would probably be house poor if we wanted to live in our neighborhood and were in the market today. CA has its downsides no doubt, just like any other place in the country or world...

New to pool cues, not new to baseball bats.