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You're in Chicago? Did you know Howard Wilcox?

How about a touch-screen score keeper built into the rail, completely flush. No more worries about broken dials or scratched cues. And make it large/bright enough that if needed, you could see the score from almost anywhere around the table.

To clarify, I'm simply asking if you have a "new" idea or suggestion that could make any table, in your opinion, better than the rest. It's easy to point out what is currently "wrong" with a table and correct it. So let's go beyond that and take a look at whether or not something else can be...

I'll be making a run thru there shortly. If anyone here speaks with PJ regularly, let him know that I'd like to meet up

1. Can/have you designed a table that you feel is "better" in quality and/or function than any table available to the average consumer? If so, please show us. 2. If you are inclined to ponder such things, is there anything missing from the "best" tables out there. If so, please describe it...

I'm pretty sure Charles Ursitti could tell you everything about them.

I don't know that much about them, save the fact that the estate produced them. I would like to nail down what year, for records purposes. Fwiw two of the photographers are named on the cards.

real "pool" games

You're welcome. It was my pleasure. I spoke with Ted 3 or 4 times and he seems like a nice man. I went into "defensive mode" as you call it, because you had just claimed that I forgot "most" of the component names, and rambled on for " 3/4 of the show" about nothing, both of which are...

" These specifications do not necessarily apply to tables manufactured for commercial home use. At its sole discretion, the World Pool-Billiard Association can sanction tournaments on tables not in compliance with these specifications." http://wpapool.com/equipment-specifications/

This interview wasn't for me Glen, it was for people with questions. I could have just called him and got my answers and been done with it, but decided that it might be nice to let anyone ask whatever they want, including whether the slate was pinned or if there was a score keeper, which I...

You are correct sir. I was talking to a designer and engineer, not the CEO or CFO. And besides that, even if I was talking to the CEO, certain questions must be asked with tact, or else they just shut down and you never get to speak with them again. Believe me when I say that the Brunswick clan...

There's the unbiased professional we've all been waiting for. Welcome back

Golly gee whiz I never knew that Glen. Especially since I own a Brunswick record player and a stack of their albums.

You guys are silly. You had 3 weeks to come up with questions, but instead, you post yours the day after the interview airs, and wonder why they weren't answered. Are we supposed to read your mind? And wtf is this crap about forgetting the names of components? Just dreaming stuff up I guess...

Funny thing to say considering you never submitted a question. Nonetheless, perhaps you could be more specific ?

The interview has been completed and it will be online this evening no later than 9pm central. Keep your eyes peeled for a new thread and a fb post

yes but its a secret :cool: lol don't ya hate that crap

There's another product like this that I've been looking at called Trackr

I was thinking the same thing, because it also says you can get any length you prefer lol