Dynaspheres Rhodium V.S Centennials. How do they match up?

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Peewee954

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I own an old set of Centennials and they have been good to me. Over the years a few have acquired some hard floor scuffs. New table, new cloth, and thinking a new set. I like the rhodium design however I have zero experience with this brand. Whats the consensus fellas?
 
The Dynaspheres are a fantastic set, almost across their entire line. I had a Tungsten set, then upgraded to the Bronze set. The only difference was with the colors, both sets played fantastic. The Rhodium set seems to go with grey for the 6 and the 14 balls, instead of green, but I don't see any cross-color confusion with that change. They're probably the best deal going right now, and I'm glad I bought mine.
The link garczar posted will give you more info than you'll probably need, but the short answer is get them.
 
I own 16 sets of balls. My Rhodiums are the set that gets played with. They play great, look great and Dynaspheres have the tightest weight tolerance of any set I own (see linked thread below). They will stay cleaner, longer as well. I prefer them over my Centennials (3 sets).

rexus31

Thread 'Pool Ball Weights'

I was bored today so I weighed some of the ball sets I have for comparison purposes. About the sets at time of weight:

Aramith Tournament Set: Brand new, used a few times
Brunswick Centennial Set 1: Brand new, used a few times
Brunswick Centennial Set 2: Older, well used
Brunswick Centennial Set 3: Older, well used
Hyatt Bicentennial Set: Very Nice Condition, wouldn't be surprised if they were never played with
Dynashperes Bronze Set: Brand new
Dynashperes Platinum Set: Used condition, no blemishes
Dynaspheres Rhodium Set: Brand New
Original Cyclops Set: Used condition, no blemishes...
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