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I assume you re referring to decals? Where did you get them?

There is not direct replacement for the original Monarch SuperSpeed cushions. The closest modern replacement is K55 but the subrail bevel needs to be adjusted to accept modern K55 cushions to ensure proper nose height and playing surface dimension integrity.

I would not buy any of the sets that are made with the Dynaphex Resin. Stick with the sets that are phenolic: Palladium, Rhodium, Tungsten, Vanadium. If you can find the Gold, Silver or Bronze sets those are good too.

That is only one of their sets. https://dynaspheres.com/

IMO, Dynaspheres are the best balls on the market. I own 15 modern phenolic sets and my 3 Dynaspheres sets are all the most consistent in terms of weight. Have a look at my Pool Ball Weight thread for the data.

There's no magic to it. When the nerves creep in, focus on what the objective is, the path to achieve it and the execution needed to succeed. Once you are dead focused and concentrating on what needs to be done, there's no room in the mind for nervousness to exist. Easier said than done, but...

Turn the nervous energy into focus and concentration.

Uh...maybe those are being sold second hand and represent the actual item being sold. You don't think counterfeiters go through all the trouble to make the fakes then not use the actual stock photos in for sale listings? The only way to be 100% sure is to buy from an authorized Aramith dealer.

Gold Crown IV for sure. Looks like a Pro 8' maybe?

Subrail extensions, recut the pockets, new cushions and 3/16" facings.

You've got issues.

If you've ignored them, you shouldn't see their posts unless you are clicking/tapping on Show Ignored Content. If that's the case, it's on you.

Have you ignored him/her?

DrNit

Agree to disagree.

My point was the brand wasn't dissolved because of poor quality. The brand was dissolved due to the evolution of the Dynaspheres brand. I have several Cyclop sets that are excellent in terms of quality. Only some of the early sets had issues.

Not entirely true, Bob. Basically, Cyclop is now Dynaspheres as Dynaspheres are made by the same company (XinBiing Co.) as Cyclop and in the same factory. Dynaspheres even has the same story on their website about learning the process and technology from Bob Simpson, former Chairman of Hyatt...

Then why ask for input?

You get what you pay for. It tells me all I need to know when they are selling it as a pool table and kitchen/dining room light. Let's just say it's something I would not hang over a table I own.