Gold Crown 7 Revealed

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Live reveal:
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Oscar hitting a few balls and some closeups of the table:
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Oscar and Savannah interview:
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Nick from Brunswick interview:
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Product page (not fully updated yet):

Gold Crown VII

For 180 years, Brunswick Billiards has designed and crafted quality gaming tables for homes and businesses. Find your local Brunswick Billiards dealer today.
www.brunswickbilliards.com www.brunswickbilliards.com

No details on construction, pricing, or availability that I could find yet.
 
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Where is the time going, it seems like the 5 and 6 just came out.

The 7 looks good, much more appealing than the 6.

Unsure about removing the ball box in lieu of those metal grill racks though. Time will tell how robust they are.
 
I got a little more intel. The frame is steel and can be disassembled. The rails are aluminum with a strip of hardwood underneath to staple the cloth. The wood insert can be removed and replaced with new when it's stapled out. The options on pocket sizes are 4", 4.25", 4.5" or 4.75". The table weighs over 1,300 pounds.

More to come later today.
 
I don't have FB so I can only see the one pic but it looks good so far. I don't care for the look of the ball box too much, I wonder why they didnt stick with the GCI style ball box with the ball collection box and 2 rows of ball storage above it.
 
Doesnt venture to far off its predecessors,
the shelves appear to be deeper:
Overall it looks good .
 
cjr3559 said:
Where is the time going, it seems like the 5 and 6 just came out.

The 7 looks good, much more appealing than the 6.

Unsure about removing the ball box in lieu of those metal grill racks though. Time will tell how robust they are.
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The separation is great for the 1p gang and it appears the ball box is now available with painless access to returned balls...its open(ish) on top?

This is a welcome change for the tallish+ crowd and especially we big-hands.
 
I’ll never understand how a company as big as Brunswick would fumble a large product rollout as poorly as this.

You have an actual website. Use it. No information at all worth anything on the website. All the layup questions we all have, which they can predictably know people will ask, nothing of relevance to any of that. No comparison tool. Nothing helpful at all really. Just a joke. But it’s to be expected I guess, doesn’t make it any less frustrating.
 
I will always prefer Brunswick tables to any other. But....
1. I don't like the ball collecting solution on this table. It looks cheap and tacked on
2. Where's the marketing? I'm pretty sure the military has documents marked "top secret" that is know by more people than the launch of this table.
3. The lines are nice, it looks like a classic Gold Crown. It's beautiful, but I'd love to see them make a more innovative table as well as this. Black table all the way. The white one is ok, but the GC1 whith the extra colours is nicer.
 
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