Hey everyone.  From my experience, morich balls have been very sensitive to layouts.  Some people absolutely love them and others seem to hate them.  Although this may be personal preference, I think a large part of this is matching up a layout to the individual bowler.  In browsing through the suggested drill specs on their site, I noticed that in all cases (at least all which I saw), the least aggressive layout was a stacked layout with the MB placed below the pin, just right of the thumb (which was said to produce late revs).  Is there a specific reason as to why there are no layouts with the MB further away from the PAP?  For instance a label leverage with the mb in the track, possibly to get even more length?  Do these types of layouts not work well with the newer MoRich equipment?  All I have seen in my area (and drilled for people) have been 45° and 75° layouts.  I now have a customer who wants more length and backend from the layout....  
Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks,
S^2
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