WTB Diamond pro 9' table....

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I would like to find something somewhat close to Indiana...but I'm not sure how many I'll find...so one from anywhere in the US is a start...I would like to find one with a light too if possible. I believe these are the tables with the one piece slate.

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
One piece vs two piece

Why would the Pro be 3 piece construction and the Pro-Am be one piece. I understand that there are great tables with 3 piece construction, I have always felt it would seem reasonable to assume that a table constructed of one piece of slate would be preferable to one of 3 pieces. The premise being the fewer moving parts the better.
I would have thought that the top of the line would be the Pro and that the Pro would have the most solid construction.
Someday I will be in the market for one and I would certainly like to know if I am missing something here. :confused:
 
overreading...

I am just reading to much into the "Am" side of this. I guess the 1st question is which one is the top of the line model...the Pro or the Pro-Am.
 
Thanks Troy!

My friend wants a one piece Diamond 9' for his bar. He has 10 Diamond smart 7' tables(coin op) now...I think he would sell one or two and get some 9' tables. I guess I thought the one piece slate would be the easiest table to maintain and set up...correct me if I'm wrong...I have never had either.

Thanks,

Jeremy
 
Pro and Pro Am

The pro is 3 piece slate and the model seen in most homes. It comes with the dymonwood ?sp? rails or without. The pro am is one piece and designed that way to be moved in for tournaments that fastest and most efficiently. I think the proams all come with dymonwood rails. The one piece is just really hard to get into most homes due to it's size and weight. I think Kingcobra covered this. You could probably do a search in the mechanics section and get some good info.
 
i have the deal of a life time for you, my good friend owns a realy big pool hall in chicago and is building a bar on his upper level needs to get rid of 5-6 brunswick goldcrown 4's with sold mahogany full squire light hes asking 4300 for the table and light. I know its not a diamond but how can you pass up a price like this. I have seen the tables first hand they are like brand new please contact me darrin@hillscues.com
 
I'll pass it on...Thanks!

hillscues said:
i have the deal of a life time for you, my good friend owns a realy big pool hall in chicago and is building a bar on his upper level needs to get rid of 5-6 brunswick goldcrown 4's with sold mahogany full squire light hes asking 4300 for the table and light. I know its not a diamond but how can you pass up a price like this. I have seen the tables first hand they are like brand new please contact me darrin@hillscues.com
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Hi Darrin...I will let Bill know...I'm not sure if he is dead set on Diamonds or not..

Thanks again,

Jeremy
 
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