Pool Table Manufacturer Id, Model ID, and Info
12/17/2023 12:03:00 PM
Pool Table Manufacturer Id, Model ID, and Info
Question to any pool table mechanics—can you please help me identify this pool table?
captkippPool Table Manufacturer Id, Model ID, and Info
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billiardsforum on 12/22/2023 12:33:39 PMThese photos make it very difficult to identify the pool table, especially when zero additional information is provided.
Are there any markings, names, numbers, symbols, or logos anywhere on the pool table or it's parts?
It has a style reminiscent of Brunswick's Gold Crown pool table (their professional- / tournament-grade offering), but again, it's too difficult to tell.
Here is the document I use to identify the various Brunswick Gold Crown pool table models. It can help distinguish between Gold Crown I, II, III, and IV models.
For matching the finish, don't just go by the photos. Look at the "Finish Options" column. Hope it helps.
Sorry it's not a higher-resolution picture, it was given to me by a pool table mechanic a long time ago.
BallBuster on 12/26/2023 7:50:07 AMIt's appears to be a Brunswick Gold Crown pool table. It's a super nice pool table, and free too. I think it's a Brusnwick GC IV because the top of the pockets fit flush. It's would either be a GC III or GC IV, but it matters not. You don't look a free Gold Crown in the pocket.
Those feet look like they were water damaged but worry not, they clean-up very well on a grinder with a wire wheel attachment. Then you can use some primer and paint them.
Here are the feet from my $500 GC III pool table that was water damaged from hurricane Ian. What a beast of a storm he was.
It MIGHT be an OLio pool table (a Brunswick Gold Crown knock-off) because the curves on the skirts are more angular and it has a big "O" on the corners. There is no "Brunswick" name plate on the top head-rail? Either way it's a nice pool table.
Actually, it's definitely an Olio, and definitely not a Brunswick Gold Crown.
Here's an image of the knock-off:
- billiardsforum on 12/29/2023 12:53:37 PM
@BallBuster - Good call identifying it as a knock-off! I guess the lack of score-keepers would have been a pretty reliable give-away. I know that ALL Brunswick Gold-Crowns don't have em but most do.
I wasn't familiar with the knock-offs—thanks for that!
Looks like they are branded many different ways, and this model pictured in the original question seems to be the "Dynamic II" pool table (developed by Dynamic Billiards). Apparently they feature slate by Rasson (a reputable cue sport brand), Simonis professional cloth, "Northern" cushions, and Aramith balls.
They're priced, new, at around $5586 USD.
Dynamic II American Slate Bed Pool Table
The Dynamic II is a professional slate bed American style pool table. This championship model has been used in many professional tournaments and guarantees a first-class game of pool. This table includes free delivery, professional assembly and leveling and a substantial accessory pack from Aramith. Dynamic II ticks all the boxes for the serious player and guarantees to be the envy of all your friends.
This table is an approved European tour and World championship table. It has a 3-piece Rasson slate bed surface, Simonis professional pool cloth, Northern rubber cushions and Aramith full-size balls. This is a true players table comes with drop bucket pockets (not an internal ball return system).
Dynamic II has a solid sporty table frame that is rock solid and provides excellent slate support, guaranteeing a precise level. It offers exceptional play and is finished to the highest standards. The cabinets have decorative chrome corners, and matching chrome leveling feet.
This desirable table is developed by Dynamic Billiards, who are a world leader in cue sports. It is packed with many superb features as listed below.
The same identical design can be found under other private-label brands also - and most likely do not have the specs listed above.
Source: homegames.co.uk/dynamic-2-black-or-brown-9ft-american-pool/
Don't look a free Gold Crown in the pocket.
HAHA, that's hilarious, I almost spit my beer half-way across the room.
- BallBuster on 12/29/2023 4:23:34 PM
...this model pictured in the original question seems to be the "Dynamic II" pool table (developed by Dynamic Billiards).
I'll check them out but why then does it have an "O" on the corners? Weird.
Either way it's a quality pool table knockoff of a Gold Crown. It's a keeper.
Pool Table Manufacturer Id, Model ID, and Info
- Title: Pool Table Manufacturer Id, Model ID, and Info
- Author: captkipp (Doug Kipp)
- Published: 12/17/2023 12:03:00 PM
- Last Updated: 12/22/2023 12:26:40 PM
- Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)
