If you're in the market for a great set and a great price you might want to act fairly soon on these. When the Bronze's are gone the new Vanadium's are going to be roughly 100bux more. Same ball just a different cueball. Bronze's can still be had for around 120bux. Great balls. Just tossin this out there.
Dynasphere 'Bronze' balls...............
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Yes, they are. I've order 3 sets for me and my friends. The only issue I have is the 4 ball and 8 ball are pretty close in color / brightness. The 4 and the 12 could be a little lighter purple.
Really wish I could order one or more Rhodium Cue Balls (Dynashperes Support in Belgium confirmed they are available for US suppliers to order individually).
Really wish I could order one or more Rhodium Cue Balls (Dynashperes Support in Belgium confirmed they are available for US suppliers to order individually).
Championship Billiards is their main US dist.
Just called Championship Billiards and they said they are dropping the Dynaspheres line.
Finding a USA supplier to order and sell me a Rhodium cue ball is should turning out to be much harder than expected.
If you find an outlet, please let me know.
There are dealers out there just no clear US distributor as of right now. They may be going to a direct-to-dealer set up. I msg'd D'sphere direct and am waiting on reply. I would try Seyberts just to see if they may have CB's.
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I tried Seyberts and they didn't have it. Have a red circle I like plus my bronze cue ball, don't want a measles ball or the predator ball.
I wonder how many Rhodium cue balls come in a case directly from Dynaspheres and how much that would cost to have it shipped to somewhere in the states? Maybe a group buy could be put together around this info?
No offense but its a cueball. If it was me i'd get a regular no-measel A'mith Tournament ball and be done.
Kinda silly that a product exists for sale and it cannot be purchased. I would just like a rhodium cue ball to match my bronze set and many others on this site have expressed interest in the same...
Seybert's is an Aramith house. From what I've heard, they have threatened to pull product from vendors if they plan to sell other ball lines.
They sell Dynasphere balls.
amazon only has one set from the only seller I can find selling the bronze balls:
I wonder if this is the last of the line, as I've heard from others that they could be discontinuing this run to release a similar product at a higher price
I wonder if this is the last of the line, as I've heard from others that they could be discontinuing this run to release a similar product at a higher price
Vanadium will replace the Bronze. Price in the 250 range from what i hear. Still avail. at 115: https://www.google.com/search?clien...7205&q=dynasphere+bronze&tbm=shop&source=lnms
OK, you broke me.
My GF ordered a set for a Christmas present for me.If you remember our thread conversations, I bought the Tungsten set and the altered colors weren't your favorite. Well I have had, on more than a few occasions, friends play at my house and get confused by those different colored balls. That light blue 2 ball is the most frequent offender. I guess that since we missed the chance when they were $99 and free shipping, we'll get them at $115 before they aren't available anymore.
I already know which box they're in under the tree, so it's early next week before I get to use them.
No. Most of those quick detailer products contain silicone. You want to avoid silicone or any automotive product being used. Buy a quality cleaner/polish made exclusively for phenolic pool balls. There are several to choose from. If you have a home table, you should consider investing in a machine.
I'm going to get some of this from my local TAP Plastics store tomorrow and give it a try after reading more up on this:
Under $18 for a 32oz spray bottle and highly recommended seems like the way to go...
Under $18 for a 32oz spray bottle and highly recommended seems like the way to go...
Benelli
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There is no Silicone in Griot's.
And multiple pool ball collectors, myself included, use some type of speed shine for cleaning and restoring balls.
would you use Griot's speed shine (have some now in the garage and going to play in about 30 minutes) or would you use some brillianize instead (can pick some up tomorrow at local TAP Plastics)?