#Monarch pool table mod

I have a GC1 and approx 10 to 15 years ago the original cushions finally gave out so I had to replace and the replacement super speeds at that time only lasted a year before getting hard spots I replaced them again and sure enough more hard spots on this set as well. Out and the subrails need to be REPLACED, I do Unless the railsĪre chewed up in the jaws/ cloth relief stapled Sub rail extension's are definitely a good modificationĪnd can be proven factually: the pocket being reduced properly Gc4 5 or 6 is simply wasting good playing rails. Anyone who would cut off the subrails on a Spent around $2000.00 and to me was a total waste of Like an Olhausen! I was not impressed at all. I could quantify is that the pockets rattled balls

#Monarch pool table mod

I also have played on a GC4 with sub mod and

They bank true, these are quantifiable facts. If you are getting 4 rails or more length wise and I really can't tell the differenceīetween his table and others with no sub mod:They all play good. Sub rail mod and one of them I play on his CentennialĪ couple times a year. I have had a couple clients that have wanted the Other, is going to make the table play that much better.Īgain, all I hear is some people say they play better, but, no facts. Sold that changing the bevel by 1 degree one way or the Surface a little bit( 1/4' in each direction because theĬushions are 1/8' bigger across the top), but, as longĪs the nose height is 1- 7/16', they play great. No one has ever posted any fact that actually quantifies Superspeeds on GC 1's, Anniversary or Centennials. I have never had anyone complain about current