Don't know if anybody got this but here it is. Don't know when they will be available.

Epic Odysseyâ„¢.
           
WEIGHTS       RG            DIFFERENTIAL
16 lb.       2.47 (Low)    .046 (Medium-High)
15 lb.       2.48 (Low)    .050 (High)
14 lb.       2.52 (Med)    .040 (Medium)
Factory Finish:      2000 Abralon
Flare Potential:     7+ Inches
Spin Rate:          5 Seconds (15 lbs.)    
Lane Condition: Medium - Heavy Oil
RG: X-axis    RG: Y-axis    RG: Z-axis    Mass Bias
2.483             2.534            2.508            .026(15lbs)
Cover Stock:  Ultimate Visionâ„¢  Solid Reactive
Weight Block: Maximus IIâ„¢ Core
Color:         Scarlet / Maroon / Crimson
D-Scale:      73 - 75
Available Weights: 12 - 16 Pounds
Logos:  Star Roto Grip, Epic, Odyssey, “4 Prong Star” (CG) Center of Gravity, (RG) Mass Bias

Mystic Horizon
The Ultimate Gripâ„¢ features a 2% polished Pearl Particle Coverstock.  The Particle gives this ball the traction it needs coming off the oil pattern to give you a strong, but yet controllable backend reaction.

Weights    RG           Differential
16 lb    2.46 (Low)    .048(High)
15 lb    2.47 (Low)    .052 (High)
14 lb    2.49 (Low)    .051 (High)
12-13     2.60 (High)    .032 (Med)
10-11     2.67 (High)    .018 (Low)
Factory Finish: 2000 Polished    
Track Flare Potential: 5 Inches  
Lane Condition: Medium Oil - Heavy Oil                        
Cover Stock:Ultimate Gripâ„¢ Pearl Particle
Weight Block: Heliosâ„¢ core
Color: Indigo / Silver
D-Scale: 75 - 78
Available Weights:10 - 16 Pounds
Logos: Star Roto Grip, Mystic™, “4 Prong Star” (CG) Center of Gravity

                         
Neptune
The newly designed Orbiter II core with an RG of 2.61 and a differential of .018 was developed to spin smoother and more even along its rotational axis while delivering gravitational shattering pin action.  
WEIGHTS    RG             DIFFERENTIAL
16 lb.    2.60 (High)    .020 (Low)
15 lb.    2.61 (High)    .018 (Low)
14 lb.    2.63 (High)    .017 (Low)
13 lb.    2.67 (High)    .017 (Low)
12 lb.    2.67 (High)    .017 (Low)
Factory Finish:  1500 grit polished
Track Flare Potential: 2 Inches                    
Lane Condition: Medium - Light Oil
Cover Stock: Sure Grip IIâ„¢ Pearl
Weight Block: Orbiter IIâ„¢ Core
Color:     Aquamarine / Violet Blue
D-Scale: 75 - 78
Available Weights:10 - 16 Pounds
Logos:Star Roto Grip, Neptune, “4 Prong Star” (CG) Center of Gravity
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Bowler19
But be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.-W. Shakespear

The February BTM reviewed both the Odyssey and Neptune.  They absolutely loved them on the conditions they were designed for.  

Don
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"On-base percentage is great if you can score runs and do something with that on-base percentage.  Clogging up the bases isn't that great to me. The problem we have to address more than anything is the home run problem."
~Dusty Baker being a total fool

These look pretty cool!  I'll have to read those reviews.
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T-Struck baby.  T-Struck baby.  T-Struck is on the truck and here we struck baby!

The Mystic Horizon sounds pretty good to me, perhaps I need to upgrade the particle pearl in my bag.
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Dan Chambers
www.absolutebowling.com

That Neptune sounds so good.  An even weaker core should make it even more predictable on those dry beat up shots.  Other companies look at their low end to make a ball that will move well for people that are getting into bowling and want a ball to hook.  Roto, on the other hand is coming up with stuff that reacts great and as a reult, they have the best low end on the market in my opinion.  This is not a knock on other companies, it is just my opinion as to why Roto seems to have something for every shot, while other companies seem to be offering similar reactions at different price points.
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Let me say something, let me say something...
AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

FWIW
BTM reviewed the Odyssey in this, its Feb 2007 issue. It got the largest backend rating ever given a ball, 17.5. The only other ball to get that was the No Mercy.

The Neptune was also reviewed. In their opinion (my interpretation of their review), it is a major league Dry Lane ball, or as dry as a condition on which you can still use a resin ball. Seems like it and the Visionary Blue/Green Centaur are THE two resin balls (which still have true dynamic cores) which can be used on dry lanes.
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"None are so blind as those who will not see."

Charlest,

After being able to test the Odyssey and
Neptune... if you are looking for a
"BIG HITTER", then wait 'til they come out!!
The Odyssey is a WRECKIN' BALL...
The Neptune is simply the best light oil
ball that I have ever had in my hands...
the box finish made it effortless to get
down the lane... the cover tunes well...
I personally liked it with the shine just
knocked down a tad.. same length but not quite
as touchy and more forgiving..

Hank B. went with some layouts to plug
holes in the arsenal... I can't wait
'til they get released!!!
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Building an arsenal one Visionary and Roto ball at a time!!