I think they use the same mixture of phenolic in all their balls, so I think the difference between their top of the line and the bronze is basically the detail in the different numbers or colors on the ball. That takes a lot of extra effort to manufacture.
Whatever. I'll take that as a compliment. I think.
That was my intention.Whatever. I'll take that as a compliment. I think.
Clearly the Cent's are THE classic design of all time. The Dyna Bronze is a great ball at a steal of a price. Dyna makes a set very similar to Cent's, the Rhodium, only big difference is the color of the 6-14balls. https://www.dynaspheres.com/pool_balls/pool-rhodium/ They run about 350bux.
It's a pretty set, but I would miss the green 6 ball. I would like to have that cue ball though.
The Rhodiums have been the ball of choice on my table. I got them for $225 shipped about a year ago. They play great, look great, and stay clean for quite a while. I also have a Bronze set that I scored for $90 shipped as part of a group buy.
The Rhodiums have been the ball of choice on my table. I got them for $225 shipped about a year ago. They play great, look great, and stay clean for quite a while. I also have a Bronze set that I scored for $90 shipped as part of a group buy.
You are paying extra for the extra inlays in the numbers/stripes, etc. The balls are exactly the same in quality and tolerance. I'd personally get the cheapest set that looked good "to you". I actually have the even cheaper set with fewer inlays, the Tungsten set, and love it. It was only $70 shipped when I got it, but I think its higher now.
Great advice, I bought a set of Tungsten for $45 when they first came out. They have been bulletproof. I have since up-graded to Bronze and could not be happier. It’s been years since I have pulled out the Centennials or the Super Pros.
