Drill Pattern:  The pin is 4” from my Positive Axis Point, the CG is 2” from the PAP.  Balance hole is located on the PAP, with 1/2oz of positive side weight.  Box Surface

Bowler information:  Soft release but high rev rate, medium axis tilt, 18-19MPH  

Ball Characteristics:  So far, I am very impressed with this ball.  With this type of pattern, it reacts more like a polished solid rather than a skid/snap pearl ball.  On house conditions without a lot of hold in the middle, this will give you a little room for inside mistakes.  When you miss on the outside it has enough energy and a soft backend to make it back without a violent turn.  It reads the lanes very well making it easier to adjust.  Pin action is good unless you tug it inside on lanes with a lot of hold in the middle, this will result in flat corners most of the time.  If you start out and they seem a little too oily for the ball, but not oily enough for your more aggressive piece, you can catch it with your fingers at the bottom a little bit(for those that don’t understand, you can put more rotation on it) and it will recover more on the backend.  The reaction is very predictable.  It is also very versatile I can stay behind it and get a hook/set reaction to play straighter in the middle or move inside and get around it more and it will change direction good on the backend.  I did notice when I got it into the dry too quickly it hooked early, but lost most of its energy.  I have not had a chance to bowl on a tough condition yet.  I think it will work well on shorter or lighter volume sport conditions.  Bryon Smith used this ball when he won the ABC Masters, with the same type of layout.  The price tag is also something you CANT beat.  

Thanks for reading, I hope this helps

Wow this ball hits like a truck. I had it drilled skid snap. Drilling is pin 1/2inch under my ring finger and the cg kicked out. I have a track money that moves  pretty well but it was going longer than normal. The frenzy on the other hand made the lanes look a bit dry especially on the backend. I shot 795 out of the box. I know im a quiter.lol. But it is very versitile. I was playing straight up the 3rd plank, and was able to swing it like crazy. This is a overall great ball.
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They call me "20 to 1." Thats 20 revs for every foot!!!

lets see.... this was my first ball in 15lb. im not a very technical talker because i dont drill balls. ill do my best:

pin almost between fingers
cg a little more than an inch below it. no extra hole.

this ball was the only one i used for about three weeks... now its dead. i bought a duece and then this was my spare balll until i got a white dot.off topic oops.

anyway this ball for me seems to not like heavy oil and likes more medium to dry. i haven't come across many dry conditions except my tuesday night league which is a sport league and they put out a dry shot. about 30ft of oil. this ball hooked about from 8 board to 19. i was standing about left foot oin 27 and right on 23. i drift 5 boards to the left in my approach.

I drilled this up over the summer and just have never gotten around to reviewing it, so here it goes.

Specs:
15 lb. 3 oz.
3 oz. TW
3" pin

Drill specs:
Label leverage
Box finish

I purchased the Frenzy with the hopes of having something for medium/medium dry.  Bad choice.  The N Control cover is strong, a whole lot stronger than I figured.  If I had known this pearl cover was this stout, I definitely would have gone with a weaker drilling (probably 4 1/2 X 4 1/2).  

I've had this ball since May and have gotten to throw it on a ton of different conditions: league shots, sport shots, Vegas, etc.  After all of this I can say one thing confidently...the Frenzy could well be one of the best house shot balls I've seen.  Now, I want to qualify this a bit.  Most house shots are in the medium range, have good head oil, and strong backends.  What the Frenzy does so well is get through the first 15 and then immediately pick up the lane with a hard, but controllable read.  

With my label leverage drill, I can throw the Frenzy for a long, long time on most house shots.  What amazes me is that I have yet to see this ball jerk out of the dry, no matter how much head oil there is or how dry the dry is.  The Monster Frenzy is the epitome of continuous motion.  I can move deeper and deeper with this baby and it will make the turn.  The only time it has to be bagged is when the heads are completely gone.  In all honestly, the Frenzy handles carrydown as well as any pearl I've seen in a long time.

I'll be honest, I've ragged on the Big B for a long time.  Over the last year or so, they have really gotten on the ball and put out some quality stuff.  The Inferno and Monster series are both really quality lines.  The Monster Frenzy would be an excellent medium ball for any bowler.  The guys with bigger hands will love its smooth transition and power.  The straighter guys will love how it gets through the front part of the lane.  The tweeners, well, they'll just love it.


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Mongo the UnLefty

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I have a monster frenzy and I love the ball I bowled a 625 with it in the second week of bowling

Me: Right-handed Power Stroking ninja bowler (can't hear it hit the lanes)

Ball: 16 lbs, pin above bridge 5" from PAP with 3" cg kicked slightly left, kept in OOB condition.

Got ball with drier lanes in mind and with the drilling and coverstock the ball does go long, but is too strong of dry to be effective for toast.  Would be a great benchmark ball with a more forgiving drilling say 4" pin under ring, or straight up stacked at 3 3/8", but the long pin distance makes the ball squirty on fresh lanes.  Ball has worked best on medium patterns (volume and length) with slight carry down to tame the reaction.  I get a similar look on the lanes with my polished Absolute Inferno drilled the same, but a smoother mid-lane transition and a few more boards of backend.  A good one-two punch for most house shots.

Josh
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*I like my women like I like my coffee - In a plastic cup - Eddie Izzard

pin above and to the right of ring finger. cg closer to palm.

this ball is long and and strong but still smooth. i love the control. coverstock is very good for higher rev players and core just has that awesome hitting power. can play many differnt line and still carry well. for me this ball plays about the same line as my contact zone, but seems to have more length and a smoother read. hooks more then my violet classic zone (black pin). this ball looks like the new fury pearl with the colors. anyways a great classic that can still produce hight scores.
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# of bowling balls = too many
highest game = not high enough
league avg. = its getting there
tournaments won = let me get back to u on this one

very good ball... i have improved my average 56 pins since i first started bowling using this ball and my brunswick sidewinder... HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS BALL TO ANY BOWLER!!!
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arsenal: brunswick sidewinder
         brunswick monster frenzy
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