SKIP,

Have you modified the surfaces of the LevRG and the AF at all?
Both are for heavier oils. The LevRG is a major oil,while the AF says it's for "flip", the cover is a Brunswick Activator cousin and, as such, in its stock form, can require a good deal of oil. It is entirely opossible that you were not using them on enough oil.

I had to sand my LevRG to 4000 grit, from its stock 1000 grit, to get it to work initially. Even then it was early, for my league. On fresh oil, just after they oiled the lanes in the afternoon, though, I need more surface, closer to 2000 grit.

The 'Nsane is closer to a normal resin pearl in friction; so your normal leagues or practice lanes may have plenty of oil together with thatvery flippy drilling, in order to get a good reaction from the it. Comparatively, the LevRG needs a LOT more oil, while the AF needs more oil.
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i have to echo the above sentiments. i had a ts&a drilled by someone who was a good driller in general but was not knowledgeable about morich and reaction was a dud. i took to another driller who knows morich product and changed whole look of ball. i have the awesome finish currently and love it. i would like to try the levrg (but really don't need it). i am interested in n'sane as i would like a pearl (both balls i have now are solid). i just wonder if n'sane is too strong a pearl for my slow speed.
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I would say the BP but w/ more backend

I throw mine for the first time last night had a 237 I was very impressed with it, my S&A's days are numbered now. I have it layed out with a dual angle layout 40,40 I if I remeber right amazing length with a awesome backend probably covers the same number of boards as my Seek and Destroy in less time.
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