Andrew,

I don't have the Neptune, but I have two Saturns.  Same core (inverted in the Neptune, I believe) but the Neptune is a pearl coverstock and the Saturn is solid.

I would say the Saturn is anything but weak.  One of them is drilled pin 5" from axis, CG at 30 degrees, no weighthole, surface at 2000 Abralon.  On a medium THS with 38' length (buffed to 40'), I will use this Saturn once the track area is starting to burn up.  It is still pretty strong.

I have considered picking up a Neptune and would put the pin 5-1/2" from axis.  I'm very satisfied with my Saturns and I also have the Venus (same core, pearl particle coverstock).  Overall, a lot of bang for the buck.
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Tag Team Coaching success story.

After league tonight, I tossed about 8-10 shots with the Neptune.  It isn't a dry lane ball thats for sure.  What it doesn't do in the fronts, it does all on the back.  My first shot, I moved to the track and tossed a shot up 8, thru the beak.  I moved a 4 and 3 left and found a good consistent look at 11 board.  

Andrew
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