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Equipment Boards => Ebonite => Topic started by: Jeffrevs on May 12, 2004, 05:13:21 PM
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What's staying and what's going ?
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JEFF
Off-season = Practice tme!
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I could be wrong Jeff, but the Dry is definately gone and I believe it was the Particle that go it as well.
So it will be:
V2 Strong
V2 Sanded
V2 Sweet
V2 Clean
Like I said in the past...they can do whatever they want with the V2 line as long as they don't mess with the Sanded!!!
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Wasn't the dry and clean overlapping ?? Why intro the dry and take it away so soon unless sales were just miserable?
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JEFF
Off-season = Practice tme!
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I had both the clean and the dry.
unless you drilled the clean very,very weak, no way did it overlap.
I would guess sales. every THB b#itching about dry lanes never pulled one out around me.
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"deserves got nothing to do with it."
-- William Munny
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Might be a good question for Mr. Hickland ?!
quote:
V2 Strong
V2 Sanded
V2 Sweet
V2 Clean
Can one make an entire arsenal out of V2's now ? With that ?
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JEFF
Off-season = Practice tme!
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Edited on 5/13/2004 10:03 AM
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The dry was a very interesting piece and I wish that I could've tried a few with different drillings, but with the one I had it was touchy on drier conditions. When used correctly the ball was killer, but hit a speck of oil and it wasn't pretty. I think low sales ultimately killed that ball...while it was a very good ball for what it was intended for, the price point it was in was too high for most non-tournament guys to buy it!
Jeff...having had a good chunk of the V2 line at one time you could probably cover most of the broad conditions with the V2 line. I would have a hard time using a Clean on really dry conditions...but for the most part you would be covered.
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-Chris : DJ's Pro Shop Auburn, MA
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Yes the price point on the V2 Dry was too high the tournament players usally went with a sonic X instead at $50 less.
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