The Red Label has the profile for Brunswick Super Speed cushions.
Might be a lot cheaper option.
Good to know, Joey. Thank you.
The Red Label has the profile for Brunswick Super Speed cushions.
Might be a lot cheaper option.
So 1% of their revenue was 50 Million! That's my magic number for saving pool, ha ha. :thumbup:
It's nothing compared to Glenn's glue revenue, but it just might be crazy enough to work!
So 1% of their revenue was 50 Million! That's my magic number for saving pool, ha ha. :thumbup:
The only three options for serious pool players right now are the GC, the diamond pro, and the diamond pro am.
Rasson's are still pretty new to the scene and Gabriels are just hard to get. Diamonds and GC are just the default tables, at least in the U.S. In Europe you see a lot of Dynamics which are a Chinese GC clone. You live in Canada? Do you see very many Black Crowns? Pretty popular table up there.Why do people not consider the Rasson and Gabriel to be an option for serious pool players?
Thank you,
C&A :smile:
Why are Rasson and Gabriel not considered to be an option for serious pool players?
Thank you,
C&A :smile:
I've also heard decent things about Kim Steel pool tables. I played on a couple over the years, but never found an dealer for those in the US either.
I've also heard decent things about Kim Steel pool tables. I played on a couple over the years, but never found an dealer for those in the US either.
They had em in Denver at Shakespears. Nothing special, allot of metal everywhere. They didn't play ''right''.
You live in Canada? Do you see very many Black Crowns? Pretty popular table up there.
Why are Rasson and Gabriel not considered to be an option for serious pool players?
Thank you,
C&A :smile:
Dooly's uses Black Crown. When I was young there were many pool halls in my city; now many have closed. What is the status of pool in North America is it increasing or decreasing in popularity? I know golf and bowling are on the decline, Millennials are not interested in them.
C&A
Hmm ... did you look at the pictures Brunswick themselves use for advertising their brand new GC VI? One should assume that Brunswick knows how to set up their own tables - more so in an ad for an extremely expensive table? I have added some arrows so you can see what I mean ...
There are situations - as all of us know - where you have to lean far into the table and normally you worry about making the ball, getting position and so on. You should not have to worry that your pants get caught on sharp metal edges, IMHO. In the above picture you can clearly see that chances are great that they will tear sooner or later with that kind of assembly - by Brunswick.
I don't really think that a table for 10 grand MSRP should need extra work on metal parts like anodizing etc. - either. Now, I don't know if the discoloring of clothing still happens with the GC VI. It did happen with the old ones, though. While we normally don't wear white pants for playing pool, white t-shirts are quite common. The difference between chalk residue and metal staining used to be that the chalk marks were no problems with a decent washing machine. This is not my main complaint, though. However, torn clothes should be a thing of a distant past.
Here is a room with 9' 9' GC3's that will not leave anything on your clothes or tear them!!!
MissCue South in Toledo.
9- 9' GC3's completely restored. The tables were installed brand new in 1991. They came out awesome. All of them look and play the same. I worked very hard to make sure that everything is very consistent.
Here's what went down:
Silver Vein Powder Coating on all metal trim, Strip/sand refinished all wood in Red Mahogany & clear satin poly. New Superspeed Cushions with corners at 141 and sides 102. 3/16" 60 durometer Neoprene pocket facings. It is a recreational room so the pockets are generous 4" 7/8" corners and 5" 3/8" sides. Championship Mercury Ultra Woven, New gully return boots.
If any of you are ever in Toledo or coming through, get in touch and lets shoot some racks!
Trent from Toledo
Here is a room with 9' 9' GC3's that will not leave anything on your clothes or tear them!!!
MissCue South in Toledo.
9- 9' GC3's completely restored. The tables were installed brand new in 1991. They came out awesome. All of them look and play the same. I worked very hard to make sure that everything is very consistent.
Here's what went down:
Silver Vein Powder Coating on all metal trim, Strip/sand refinished all wood in Red Mahogany & clear satin poly. New Superspeed Cushions with corners at 141 and sides 102. 3/16" 60 durometer Neoprene pocket facings. It is a recreational room so the pockets are generous 4" 7/8" corners and 5" 3/8" sides. Championship Mercury Ultra Woven, New gully return boots.
If any of you are ever in Toledo or coming through, get in touch and lets shoot some racks!
Trent from Toledo
Not sure where you get your information, but Klematch is NOT owned by Saluc. It is owned by the Japanese company Sumitomo Riko Group which took over the Anvis group in 2013.
Those are nice boxes! :thumbup2:
I tested a Kim Steel in the late 90s in Baltimore for a friend...he was thinking of putting
2 in his room up here ‘cause nobody else had them.
...it was springtime so the room played a little damp.
..the standard three rail kick played almost two diamonds short......
...I told him not to buy....I think the rail height was too low.