Yes if I can find the right set up people. Had enough of the Dunning Kruger mechanics. I wanted a GC to begin with but the 5&6 are not for me. The new one looks good. Real good.
Gold Crown 7 Revealed
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Diamonds hold their value very well.
Make yourself happy. Go for it.
Nobody deserves it more than you.
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You're on.
Don't think that has been released yet.
$12,500, has been the unofficial price, directly from Nick Baron, President of Brunswick Billiards
when they change the model to a new rail system again how will you get rails if you need them for that table.
for that cash it only makes sense for a pool room and hardly there as well.
you can get a nice refinished anniversary for that and have change as well.
or a super redone older gold crown for a third of it. that you can find parts easily if you need them
for that cash it only makes sense for a pool room and hardly there as well.
you can get a nice refinished anniversary for that and have change as well.
or a super redone older gold crown for a third of it. that you can find parts easily if you need them
The ball return on the Gold Crown VII is one of the quietest on the market.
Also, the majority of people that are buying 9' tournament tables are either tournament players or league players.... A large number of those players tend to like the logos, and will even spend extra money to have them on the table. It seems to be working for Diamond, which is the exact market that the Gold Crown VII is looking to upset.
What are you talking about? How often do rails ever get changed, on any table, aside from maybe a barbox????? If the cushions ever need to be changed, the process is the same as any other table. The difference here, is that the rails are made of extruded aluminum, which makes for a much more stable and consistent rail.
Brunswick is offering discounted pricing for pool rooms, seeking to purchase 10 or more tables. The preliminary estimate was $8500, back in April.
You could also get an Olhausen, Diamond, or Rasson.... So what???
The most important element of any install will be the experience/knowledge/persistence of the installer. What makes Diamond such a consistent table, is the design. Even an installer with limited knowledge/experience can install it, and have it look and play as it should.
Brunswick and Olhausen are both working on this aspect, with their new commercial tables. The Gold Crown VII is intended to be MUCH easier to install than prior versions of the Gold Crown.
If you purchase a restored Anniversary or older Gold Crown, you would need a very knowledgeable and experienced installer, to have everything installed correctly. That isn't always easy, depending on your location.
Your cynicism says far more about you, than it does the Gold Crown VII.
Want to set one up in Boynton Beach?
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I would definitely consider buying a GCVII, but not sight unseen. They need to get some out there. I'd travel to spend a couple of hours on one. I think they are going to be an excellent alternative, to what is out there.
Good move. I was interested in the GC 6 until I saw it up close. The mat finish black was horrible.
Connected with Mark yesterday. Said he is slowing down and traveling less...that he would have helped me if he could.