How about the vintage line bringing back the solid  purple rhino pro.If I remember correctly this was Brunswick's first reactive ball.I had one and made lots of money with that ball.
   The reason I am bringing this ball up is.A friend of mine moved here from up north and had one laying around that was gave to him from a pba guy at a tournament back in the day.He gave it to me it was still in great shape.Hard to believe it hasn't cracked.
   Had the same span as my brother.I gave it to him and this ball still rolls super today.Hows this bring it back with the same core updated cover and no filler without the premium quantum no filler price..Ball has no filler and you can tell by the way it sounds hitting the pins.

I still have one and it is pretty weak on today's conditions.  Bad thing is on any oil, it skates and on dry it checks hard.  I treat like a stronger urethane even though my urethane performs better in the oil.  Really only for shorter shots.

Never did have the chance to roll a Purple Rhino back in the day but it would be cool to give it an update like they did with the Danger Zone...I'd also go for an updated Vintage release of the Danger Zone Red Alert, same PK 2016 cover but with a lower RG, higher diff version of the Vintage light bulb core, which I believe differentiated the Red Alert from the original DZ. stronger core numbers.

So you want the manufactures to spend more money making a ball, and take less in profit for doing so?