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Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: rvmark on October 16, 2009, 06:13:35 AM
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Question for those who have thrown it. Is the Bash a good ball for shorter patterns with dry back ends or have you a better suggestion? I am currently throwing a RG Grand Illusion as my main ball but some nights as the pattern breaks down it is too much ball for the conditions we are seeing.
Thanks for your replies.
Mark
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With it's lower diff. it will be less but not a big enough difference from your GI. I would take a look at the Hammer Razyr.
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I would go with a boom.
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Zack Pelton
Olathe, Kansas
Ebonite Amateur Staff
Ebonite Bowl 2 Win
www.ebonite.com
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Zack,
Why the boom over the bash?
Mark
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I second going with the Boom. I have found that the cover is very clean and floats through the heads with ease.
I typically use really weak cores like the one found in the BLK/RD Bash on short patterns, but now that have my Boom I find that it sees a lot of action.
Mine is drilled with the pin 5.5" from PAP and CG 4 3/4" no hole, pin is above fingers. The cover is actually so clean for me that I had to knock the polish off and progressively smooth it up to 4000. (500,1000,2000, and 4000)
This surface prep has given me my best "look" with this ball. I normally can't and do not use pearl balls, but this one is in the bag for those times when I am dealing with a lot of friction.
Hope this gives you some insight and I'm sure Zack can share his findings with us.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
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Darren Andretta
Ebonite Amateur Staff Member
Bowl 2 Win
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Honestly, I can't see either Bash being anywhere near being close to the Grand Illusion.
The GI is for medium to medium-heavy oil depending on your hand, surface and drilling. The Bash, both of them, are for light to medium-light oil, again depending on the same factors. The Bash just doesn't come close to being a medium oil ball, even with dull sanding.
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