Didn't Simonis alrwsdy make this color and call it slate gray? I had it on. My olhausen table back in the day
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And none of the tables they are practicing on are Rasson with 4" pockets.And here is what I see as really stupid. The mosconi cup is going to be played on shark gray cloth, but our team is practicing on blue? This video was just released yesterday.
If he wins he will say he loves it. If he loses he will say it caused it.Wonder what Earl thinks about it
I'm dying to play on that thing.Great choice. Good on the eyes. Gray chalk does not show up too much. Play on it before you flame it. So far everyone likes it. Yes .. to each his own
Yes the pockets are tight, but that is made up by what looks to be forgiving pocket facing angles, I’m guessing around 139°.What do you think? The ball colors will show up better on TV, but will a white glare from the overhead lights hurt the eyes of the players when shooting on the light-colored cloth?
Of course, the photo by Emily Frazer, Managing Director of Matchroom Multi Sport, was to illustrate the size of the pockets, but us railbirds immediately picked up on the change of cloth color.
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Ugh, say it ain’t soWhat do you think? The ball colors will show up better on TV, but will a white glare from the overhead lights hurt the eyes of the players when shooting on the light-colored cloth?
Of course, the photo by Emily Frazer, Managing Director of Matchroom Multi Sport, was to illustrate the size of the pockets, but us railbirds immediately picked up on the change of cloth color.
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The Pilot light is on.I'm dying to play on that thing.
Yes the pockets are tight, but that is made up by what looks to be a forgiving pocket facing angle, I’m guessing around 139°.
They won’t be slopping in balls hit down the rails like in previous years, however these pockets will rarely rattle balls due to the more forgiving pocket facing angles.
No, I’m not crazy about the cloth color, but it will contrast with all of the colors of the object balls. Blue chalk marks will NOT look good on this cloth, as I’m assuming there’s no way they would require the players to use gray colored chalk, as there’s only a couple of chalk manufacturers that offer that color (Master & Silver Cup), and neither of those are premium chalks many of the pro players are now using.
I do know that the color gray is supposed to be less fatiguing on your eyes.. There I fixed it for everyone... Except for the balls that is...Can't wait for the start either way...As far as the color, I wonder if changing technology in HD, cameras, etc., has anything to do with it?
I wasn't around back in the day, but I also wonder if there was resistance when tourneys switched from green to blue? IIRC, Simon is developed the blue for TV because of decreased eye fatigue...at least I think I read a thread on here mentioning it.
I imagine if Simonis starts donating the cloth to big tourneys in order to promote it, and more and more big tournaments start using it, it will start showing up on some of the naysayers home tables eventually.
As far as EF marking her territory, it is good business and good marketing to seperate your product from competitors...
pretty sure about that too. maybe it was a different hue of gray. the rasson ox isn't brand new either. marketing..Didn't Simonis alrwsdy make this color and call it slate gray? I had it on. My olhausen table back in the day
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They say it's supposed to be easier to see on a small screen.As far as the color, I wonder if changing technology in HD, cameras, etc., has anything to do with it?
And none of the tables they are practicing on are Rasson with 4" pockets.
Apparently not....I assumed that was the case. But I would be on a replica of the match table as soon as it was announced. I'll bet the Europeans are doing so.
I wish she'd mark me.I think both the balls and the cloth is just EF piss-marking her territory at MR.![]()