Here's a video I did for the 912T vs the 716T since these are the two balls I'm constantly asked to compare.  I had fellow staffer Andy Cline and myself using them since we have two very different styles.  To me the two are very close in overall strength.  The difference to me is the 912T is the same amount of overall hook but further down lane with more recovery where the 716T is earlier and much smoother.  This is only my second video ever and already have a lot of ideas from friends and customers to make it better but please, any and all constructive comments to help it improve to be what YOU want to see are appreciated.  Either comment on here or email me directly.  A few things that will be improved in the next video.   Lighting (currently too dark), pre shot routine will be removed to help with shot time and I'll do more shots overall, layout, bowlers statistics (rev rate, speed, tilt, etc.)  Enjoy and please subscribe as I will be doing a video for every ball released. 

No you're seeing it right and this is something I was afraid of and think I have a solution for so it doesn't happen again.  Both balls are drilled EXACTLY the same with the EXACT same cover prep.  With these too on a house pattern it's so slight but house was the only thing I had access too.  If you watch it again Andy and I are a few boards right at the arrows with the 716T and it was a pinch smoother on the back.   It's slight but it's there.  Next video I think I'm either going to overlap the two at the end or put a "tracer" line with each marked for each ball so the difference has more of a visual effect. 

Check out this Track official video with Mitch Beasley and Mike Fagan
Shows the difference in the balls very clearly

I have recently asked Mitch about the 912T and he told me that it was 3-4 stronger than the 716T, close to the same motion as the 716t, but not exactly

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRZojqf3ypc

Looks like wood lanes. Don't you think synthetic would amplify the difference? As you said the patterns  too. Great video, bowlers specs too.