if your rev rate is 450 this is a horrible layout as, without not knowing the primary differential of the core in question, it will cause over flaring or flare out which translates into an inconsistent reaction down lane....if your rev rate is 150 it will create a decent ball motion and overall flare.
Now take ball speed into consideration, who knows...if your ball speed is 18+ and not knowing the amount of cover surface the ball may never read. If your ball speed is 11 then it will more than likely flare out.
Choose the correct bowling ball for what you desire in ball motion and make sure the cover is prepped to meet that requirement. Then worry about the layout...layout should match your specs as far as what type of bowler you are.

Yes, I understand that core, coverstock, and surface are MUCH more influential than layout when looking to achieve a desired ball reaction. This was merely a question of curiosity.  But thanks for the responses.

What kind of reaction will this give me?  Theoretically, it would give a "benchmark" type reaction.  The drilling angle is halfway between 10 (early) and 90 (late), it has a strong pin distance, and the VAL angle is halfway between 20 (quick) and 70 (slow). 

Just wondering if anyone has actually used this layout, and what type of reaction you got.

You don't pick a layout.

You have your release/delivery specs.
You bowl on an oil pattern and an oil amount (& lane surface)

You find a ball that will suit the oil pattern/amount and be suitable for your release/delivery with several variations from the basic surface

Then you determine a layout that will suit the way you want to play that pattern, amount, i.e. give you the best ball reaction)

Then you adjust the surface, as necessary, to aid that drilling and the oil you see.

Charlest, you're a freakin muse. I want to see you write for btm.

Hell's Bells, it's 90% what I learned from BTM over the past 17 years!!!

Got mine from Bill Monce, pretty sure he is qualified

Not exactly rocket science though, tons of info out there

A big part of the core idea for me is already factored in with the coverstock and the intended ball reaction from the manufacture.

Like the the Taboo Spare, it is still a spare ball. When that plastic cover comes in contact with a THS or most other conditions, all of the core technology available won't change what the cover on the ball is designed to do.

Doom don't let Charlest fool you, he was offered a contract by BTM, Jeff wanted a signing bonus of a dozen Hostess Twinkies a week, BTM offered an off brand so Jeff is still unsigned.