Diamond don't use 7ft ProAms at the DCC. They don't use them in any tournaments, they use the smart tables.Anyone bought a Pro Am 7’ recently.
I know I should have bought one a year or so ago before the price increase.
What’s the price now?
Wonder if they have and previously played tournament tables since the Derby actually happened since Covid.
They use the ProAms in the trade show booths for some of the vendors.Come to super billiards expo in Philadelphia this weekend.
You can buy a used 7 footer there and trailer it home.
Call Aaron at Diamond....will be 800 or so off MSRP.
Yes, thats why its called the smart table, because it isn't the ProAm.Never noticed or looked very close but why the Smart table? It’s just a coin op version of the ProAm isn’t it?
Yes, thats why its called the smart table, because it isn't the ProAm.
Are you assuming ALL tournaments charge a greens fee? What about the APA and BCA playoffs, do they charge a greens fee, or coins? Here's something else to consider, smart tables are built and sold about 25 to 1 compared to the proams, which model to you think Diamond has mostly on hand?Really? Thanks for the obvious answer. Hard to tell with internet responses but seems like you are being a smart A$$. If you aren’t I apologize.
I was asking a legit question. For a tournament why would you need a coin op table but maybe that’s a question for a different thread.
Thanks.
What I’m going to suggest applies to anything.Anyone bought a Pro Am 7’ recently.
I know I should have bought one a year or so ago before the price increase.
What’s the price now?
Wonder if they have and previously played tournament tables since the Derby actually happened since Covid.
The production of the smart tables is equal to about 90% of what Diamond builds, sells, and distributes. ProAms are not used in tournaments because Diamond don't have many requests to sell tournament used ProAms, so why would they build a used table inventory of tables that don't sell as fast as the smart tables do?Really? Thanks for the obvious answer. Hard to tell with internet responses but seems like you are being a smart A$$. If you aren’t I apologize.
I was asking a legit question. For a tournament why would you need a coin op table but maybe that’s a question for a different thread.
Thanks.
That’s what I was looking for.The production of the smart tables is equal to about 90% of what Diamond builds, sells, and distributes. ProAms are not used in tournaments because Diamond don't have many requests to sell tournament used ProAms, so why would they build a used table inventory of tables that don't sell as fast as the smart tables do?
Wasn't trying to be an ass, just trying to give a simple answer.That’s what I was looking for.
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Wasn't trying to be an ass, just trying to give a simple answer.That’s what I was looking for.
Thanks
Weren't Pro Am's usually used at the US Bar Table Championship?They use the ProAms in the trade show booths for some of the vendors.
NoWeren't Pro Am's usually used at the US Bar Table Championship?