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I thought the same thing, change the 2 or 4 ball so they don't clash with each other on video. Even one of the 3 or 5 would have been a better choice for the grey color.

if you have an aspirations of taking the game seriously and learning to play well, I would save/borrow a little extra money and get a diamond pro am. seyberts and manningcues both sell the tables at a reasonable price. I made the mistake in the past of getting a table in the 3K range and ended...

Hope all goes well and wish you a speedy recovery.

I hope they keep the Hyperion's alive. I don't like the look of those dynasphere balls, they are way too busy and distracting.

I read elsewhere that cyclop has shut down ? Does anyone know if this is true or not? It would be a real shame, they put a lot of money into sponsorships and advertising. Edit -- just tried to go to their website and it says Closed..... www.cyclop-billiards.com

A good masterclass would be an assortment of instructors. It would be hard to pull off though. Just a couple samples of what can be included. Dr Dave showing cue ball control Tor Lowery explaining pattern play Darren Appleton showing drills for improvement Scott Lee showing the stroke A...

I mostly use Manningcues.com Customer service can't be beat.

I will take this. Please PM me your paypal info and you'll have the money this evening.

I got a gottlieb 1960 spot a card EM pinball for my gameroom. Not a very good pic buts it all I could find right now. Too lazy to go take a new pic.

good luck! If i ever have a space big enough for a 9ft table that is the table I would want for the space! Love that coloring scheme. Good find for $100

My first pool hall was Monoski billiards in Montoursville, PA. I started going there right before college and continued throughout college. My first date with my Wife was at this pool hall. The owner (Tom) was very nice and always willing to give a tip or suggestion. He was a very good player...

Thanks for the info! Should help pass some of the time this weekend.

I have smaller hands, so I like a thinner shafts between 12 and 12.5. I can't stand conical tapers. anything below 12 is too small for me, I am not accurate enough hitting the cue exactly where i want all the time, so the smaller shafts seem to magnify my errors.

I had one once, lasted about a year and half until the zipper broke.

I did end up attending one of their clinics. My fundamentals were always extremely weak because I learned to play as a teen and never had anyone to show me the correct ways. I basically learned by guerilla warfare. I am not a real good player, the ghost usually beats be 10 - 2 or something like...

The only thing that came with my cue was the allen wrench to take the rod in and out and adjust the weights on the the rod. Mcdermott only installs the weights that match the weight of the cue you ordered. No other weights come with the cue.

Great news! I hated DAZN and vowed to never spend another dime with them for the way they treated customers.

I use the H751 cue as my main playing cue with an I2 shaft. I like everything about it except for the fact that the weights seem to come loose every month or so and I have to take the rod out and tighten the allen screws on the weights. When they come loose you can feel the vibrations in the...

i have noticed this behavior a lot as well.

I tend to order anything I need from manningcues.com Customer services is 2nd to no one.