New table and accessory kit

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HexadTom

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Hi all, new member here, in Bristol, TN. I will soon buy my first table, and I have some questions. I am planning on buying an Olhausen V-series Reno table (in maple). Their website indicates you can get this in either veneer or solid.
What is the price difference between the two?
About how much would it cost me to get a Lafayette apron and Augusta legs?
Does this table come with Accu-Fast cushions? If not, what does it cost to upgrade?
Is anyone familiar with the Level Best brand of accessories? If so, are they any good; specifically, are their Magnum balls ok (or should I upgrade to Aramith Premiums) and are the cues in their Premium accessory kit good enough for someone who hasn't played in years?

Thanks, HexadTom
 
The solid wood tables usually cost a bit more, you'll have to ask the dealer. You've probably been to olhausens website...use their build your table function to see if you can get the legs and blinds you want. Those magnum balls are not near as good as a set of aramiths. get the super pros if you have the budget. welcome to az
 
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HexadTom said:
Hi all, new member here, in Bristol, TN. I will soon buy my first table, and I have some questions. I am planning on buying an Olhausen V-series Reno table (in maple). Their website indicates you can get this in either veneer or solid.
What is the price difference between the two?
About how much would it cost me to get a Lafayette apron and Augusta legs?
Does this table come with Accu-Fast cushions? If not, what does it cost to upgrade?
Is anyone familiar with the Level Best brand of accessories? If so, are they any good; specifically, are their Magnum balls ok (or should I upgrade to Aramith Premiums) and are the cues in their Premium accessory kit good enough for someone who hasn't played in years?

Thanks, HexadTom
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It appears you have internet access so don't be afraid to use it !!! I mean no offense, but could you not find that on their website and/or send them an email. Or call a store that sells Olhausens and find out more about pricing. But yes, I would upgrade on the billiard balls for sure !!! And Olhausen makes a pretty good table imho.
 
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I have been on Olhausen's website, I can get the items I asked about, but, as you know there are no prices online.
My dealer is reluctant to talk to me about ordering a table; he is pushing hard for me to buy a table from his on-hand stock (10 to 12 tables).He says that I would have to pay shipping if I order a table (I find that odd).
I will probably upgrade the balls to Aramith. Are Premiums OK, or would it be worth another $50 to go to Super Pros?
 
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