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Gunny

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Seismic Solaris TSE Vid
« on: March 10, 2014, 07:51:45 PM »
Here's a vid for you guys on the Solaris TSE. I quick compared it to the Blackout, and Solaris Platinum, with all 3 having almost the same layouts. There's 2 shots in there of a strong layout, 4x4 stacked drilling, Solaris TSE also. You'll see how strong it looks on the short 36ft house pattern. Some people asked for a "real world" scenario with multiple bowlers on the lane to see how it reacts to the transition.

Usually it's just me and my buddy, the pair dried up quick and I ended up 6 boards left of where I started. With the relatively weak cover of the TSE line, it really is a godsend for me and how it tames down the downlane reaction. Much more controllable now since they changed the shot.





And for you slower speed and softer handed guys, here's another vid of the Solaris TSE!


« Last Edit: March 11, 2014, 09:55:43 AM by Gunny »

 

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Re: Seismic Solaris TSE Vid
« Reply #1 on: March 11, 2014, 06:00:10 AM »
Great comparison video Gunny.
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Re: Seismic Solaris TSE Vid
« Reply #2 on: March 11, 2014, 08:47:35 AM »
I was wanting to do more vid and comparison, but on one of the shots I pulled something in my left butt cheek. A hip/butt muscle of some sorts. I couldn't get the drive I wanted which made throwing the Solaris TSE #2 a bit difficult from so deep.

This was only 3 games worth of video. With 8 bowlers on the pair. The first game wasn't much footage shot, as it was more of a warm up/loosen up game, something I need with my old rickety body. Started filming towards end of first game. A few people messaged me about comparing towards certain balls, and a few asked to show how it does when lanes break down. That's why the 8 bowlers.

Although, with the TSE line, my lateral moves are a lot more minimal than anything else I throw. I ended up only six boards left from the start, which isn't bad, considering when I throw just about anything else in league, I'm almost lofting gutter caps by mid second game. In league there's two more bowlers also, and usually out of the 10 of us, there's a few fluffers throwing some heavy oil balls. So the transition on league night is much faster, and the oil goes bye, bye real fast.

As a comparison, this past league night, I was throwing the Desperado TSE the third game. My left foot was lined up with the gutter, which is about 7 boards left of where I ended up playing with the Solaris TSE in the vid.

Realistically I should be throwing the Desperado LE at most, and plastic the majority. One day they'll have enough oil for me

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Re: Seismic Solaris TSE Vid
« Reply #3 on: March 11, 2014, 10:14:05 AM »
Thanks for the vid bro
The Seismic System:
Venator
Solaris Requiem
Aftermath Pearl
Dominion
Epicenter
Solaris Blackout (x2); unfortunately 2 cracked
Kinetic Solaris Pearl
Euphoric
Euphoria
Solaris TSE
Desperado TSE