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Currently have pockets and the ball return box. Looking for the tracks/gully system for a 9' Gold Crown 4.

Not $1000 lol. I'd just be donating. Would be a fun experience I'm sure. Hoping to go to Derby in the future. Only so much $$$ to go around!!!

Definitely subjective. I have a set of Dynasphere Tungsten, Cyclops Ladon and Arcos 2. The Arcos 2 are the only ones I ever use honestly. Not that the others play bad but the Arcos are just so nice I use them. I play regularly with Aramith with Duramith and they play awesome as well. Can't...

I'd spend $50 on the Predator/Aramith cue ball all day. Plays great, stays clean and looks good. If that wasn't an option, Aramith Measles ball a very close 2nd.

Hey Trent, I'm interested in the 9' gully tracks you've got. I know you're slammed so hit me up when you have some a free moment and we'll get something sorted out! Happy 4th! Keep up all the good work man!

Sky Blue on 860HR all day. No question. Can't even see it.

When I re-covered our league barbox, I noticed a divot in the slate under the spot. The ball could settle into the spot. I assume it is from hammering the 1 into place and/or breaking. No damage anywhere else on the table that I could see.

Looks pretty cool!

PM Sent. I'll take it.

GC or Pro-Am play great. Love my GC4, but play on Blue Label Pro-Ams regularly and don't have an issue switching back and forth. They both play great when set up right.

Don't lift the whole side apron/skirt assembly from just the side pocket casting. I was told it could bend/warp/break the bolts or break the castings where the side rails mount. Most folks probably just unbolt every casting anyways.

Do you have a drop pocket with ball storage that has a trim around it at the foot? Reason I ask is my GC4 made a "sound" off hard banks on the foot rail and I determined it to be the chrome trim was not snug. There was just a slight amount of wiggle on the trim and if you blasted a ball into...

Your pocket liners fit with a similar gap as the ones on my GC4. It's wild. That's a good looking GC there though sir.

Curious to see how tight the pockets are, the shelf depth and what the cut is. Maybe they just make them pro-cut and call it a day.

20'x20' after walls furred out it's 19'7" +/- 1" square and houses a 9' GC4. No obstructions in any direction. Just for the record. The head and foot, if frozen to the rail, gives you about 6-7" of space behind your cue. I'll say I've never thought about it and also have never hit a wall with my...

Looks badass sir!

I use just one set it came with. Now only use the standard Aramith polish. Another brand I tried (purple color, separates and has to be shaken) caused skids abound. Just takes a drop on a ball or two in each platter.

Ouch, if I priced my pool time at $13.50 and hour I would have spent nearly $100 last night. I'd only have to play 5 hours, once a week for 370 days to pay for my room. Not including beer, food, etc. They will make a killing if they have dedicate patrons.

I'm not a room owner but have a room at the house. I bought a Diamond 16-ball polisher and it works very well in a very short amount of time. By the time I vacuum and wipe down the table the balls are ready to go. It's built very stoutly. I can't imagine a room owner would want less than the...

I paid $2200 for my GC4. I've seen 'like new' GC 1-4 for anywhere from $1000-6500. A local pool hall has a ton of 9' Gandys and they are in rough shape. Time and patrons haven't been kind to them for sure. I feel alot of the tables demise is lack of care by owners. Combine that with a...