FS: 5 9ft Diamond Table Lights

JasonS

JasonS

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The walnut light is SOLD.

They're all in pretty good condition and we're not quite sure what they're worth. These came with tables, but the ceiling cannot support these lights so we're sticking with the old lights. We estimate that they're about 8-10 years old.

UPDATE:

400 each. Which is pretty damn cheap if you look at this:

Honduras Rosewood
Light 9ft (26"x102") $1,650 $1,350
Light 7ft (22"x62") $1,400 $1,150

Reference from diamondbilliards.net

Judging by those dimensions these lights are more than twice the width. We have no idea what the prices are on these oversized lights as new since they haven't listed them on the website.

440-333-5808 (after 7PM) ask for Wally
 
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Wally wants to see $500 per light.

You'd have to pick them up. They're as big as a table, so shipping them would be pretty difficult.
 
You'll have to call Wally and ask him... He's there right now and should be in until midnight est.

440-333-5808
 
UPDATE:

We are willing to sell all six (including the walnut stain) for $2,000 as a package deal. Or 400 each. Which is pretty damn cheap if you look at this:

Honduras Rosewood
Light 9ft (26"x102") $1,650 $1,350
Light 7ft (22"x62") $1,400 $1,150

Reference from diamondbilliards.net

Judging by those dimensions these lights are more than twice the width. We have no idea what the prices are on these oversized lights as new since they haven't listed them on the website.

440-333-5808 (after 7PM) ask for Wally
 
JasonS said:
UPDATE:

We are willing to sell all six (including the walnut stain) for $2,000 as a package deal. Or 400 each. Which is pretty damn cheap if you look at this:

Honduras Rosewood
Light 9ft (26"x102") $1,650 $1,350
Light 7ft (22"x62") $1,400 $1,150

Reference from diamondbilliards.net

Judging by those dimensions these lights are more than twice the width. We have no idea what the prices are on these oversized lights as new since they haven't listed them on the website.

440-333-5808 (after 7PM) ask for Wally
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But the question is...are these lights of the Honduras Rosewood design, as I've never known Diamond to make 7ft lights out of this wood...not in the 10 years I've been working with them:confused:

Glen
 
I'm not trying to say these lights are not worth anything, but when you're selling a Volkswagon...comparing the selling price to the price of a new Rolls Royce is not the way to go...IMO:D look around your area to find a pool room or bar that has bad lighting over their tables, that's where I'd start if I were selling the lights:D

Glen
 
JasonS said:

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They're all in pretty good condition and we're not quite sure what they're worth. These came with tables, but the ceiling cannot support these lights so we're sticking with the old lights. We estimate that they're about 8-10 years old.

UPDATE:

We are willing to sell all six (including the walnut stain) for $2,000 as a package deal. Or 400 each. Which is pretty damn cheap if you look at this:

Honduras Rosewood
Light 9ft (26"x102") $1,650 $1,350
Light 7ft (22"x62") $1,400 $1,150

Reference from diamondbilliards.net

Judging by those dimensions these lights are more than twice the width. We have no idea what the prices are on these oversized lights as new since they haven't listed them on the website.

440-333-5808 (after 7PM) ask for Wally
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Looking at that stack of lights again, there's 6 full size 9ft lights, 2 26" wide 9ft lights, and they're all the cherry stain Oak lights. The corners of the lights are rounded off, "standard lights for Diamond" which means they more than likely came with Diamond Professional 9fts, and not the 9ft ProAms. There is no Walnut Diamond light in that picture;) I'd put the value of the lights at $400 for the 26" wide, and $500 for the full size...depending on condition, pictures don't show a lot.

Glen
 
realkingcobra said:
Looking at that stack of lights again, there's 6 full size 9ft lights, 2 26" wide 9ft lights, and they're all the cherry stain Oak lights. The corners of the lights are rounded off, "standard lights for Diamond" which means they more than likely came with Diamond Professional 9fts, and not the 9ft ProAms. There is no Walnut Diamond light in that picture;) I'd put the value of the lights at $400 for the 26" wide, and $500 for the full size...depending on condition, pictures don't show a lot.

Glen
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The table with the number 15 on it is not the same color as the rest, that isn't walnut? It matches the color of another table he's had for a while so he was wanting to keep that one... So those are cherry stain and not rosewood? The lights came with the tables from a place that closed up a month or so back and I believe those lights did come with the tables originally. Where do I find info on those lights like original pricing, colors, and dimensions?
 
The lights are to match this color dymondwood: (apart from 15 of course)
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REF: http://diamondbilliards.net/HomeTab.../59/Default.aspx#dnn_ctr461_dnnTITLE_lblTitle

When you click on the image it says rosewood... Dunno where cherry is coming from hehe. Then again we're not 100% sure about colors or materials. We were even thinking the black bits were modified to be black, but after looking it over closely we realized it must have come from the factory like that.
 
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JasonS said:
The lights are to match this color dymondwood: (apart from 15 of course)
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REF: http://diamondbilliards.net/HomeTab.../59/Default.aspx#dnn_ctr461_dnnTITLE_lblTitle

When you click on the image it says rosewood... Dunno where cherry is coming from hehe. Then again we're not 100% sure about colors or materials. We were even thinking the black bits were modified to be black, but after looking it over closely we realized it must have come from the factory like that.
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That's the standard Dymondwood used unless something special is ordered. To match the "Rosewood" look of the top rails, the standard light is stained Cherry over Oak wood.

Glen
 
This is a great deal.

I am not in the market for a light now or I would jump on this. I bought one from an auction in Minnesota two years ago. The auction house dis-assembled the light and shipped it via UPS to Maryland for me.

Assembling and rehanging were no problem.
 
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