Favorite tables.

Sensation said:
What's your favorite table and why?
-Playability
-Design
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Diamond Pro.

Tight but fair. You have to hit the ball good to make it.
 
My choices.
Canada billiards - Black Crown
Brunswick - Gold Crown
Brunswick - Metro (why is it the table they use in WPC?... only because of sponsorship?)
Diamond Pro

Large rails... nice pockets...
 
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I like my Diamond Pro that wont take two balls in any pocket including the sides, I'm not working from a hand injury right now so i been playing the ghost 9 ball every day and some straight pool to change up, I'm beating the ghost but the straights ain't easy yet. Buy a used or new Diamond 9 footer and you will have what you need and what you want.--Leonard
 
poolcuemaster said:
I like my Diamond Pro that wont take two balls in any pocket including the sides, I'm not working from a hand injury right now so i been playing the ghost 9 ball every day and some straight pool to change up, I'm beating the ghost but the straights ain't easy yet. Buy a used or new Diamond 9 footer and you will have what you need and what you want.--Leonard
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That's what I have and I wouldn't change for the world. Great table.
 
For style, you can't beat the art-deco Brunswicks, like the Centennial.

For playing comfort, any good table with the playing surface 33.5-34" above the floor. Good luck finding one of these unless you build it yourself.
 
Dead Crab said:
For style, you can't beat the art-deco Brunswicks, like the Centennial.

For playing comfort, any good table with the playing surface 33.5-34" above the floor. Good luck finding one of these unless you build it yourself.
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Interesting.. I've never played on a table so high, but I could see how that'd save your back, particularly when racking. I suppose you could put blocks under the feet of a normal table. Or if one had a table with pedestal feet, maybe they could have custom "extensions" made to thread between the feet and the legs. :)
 
I like most any table that is assembled well. The commercial models are great but the home models are usually prettier. Alot of serious players are adamant about having a commercial table because thats what the pros use and that is where most tournaments are played, but the quality house tables (when put together carefully) play very, very nicely too. Also, it's easier, usually, to talk the wife into a nice looking home table.

In my opinion, even a commercial table that is not tuned up decently doesn't play very well.
 
I am relativly new to this game but right now the best table I have played on is the Diamond Smarts. They are excellent!
 
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