You can contact Visionary themselves by phone, fax or email and ask them.  Please have more information available such as your PAP, bowling style, lane conditions to be used on, etc.  The more info you have about your style/game, the more they should be able to help you. Click on the below link to get to their site.

 

Visionary Contact Page at their website. 

 

 

thanks

I love the Immortal Pearl, very strong core and cover. The solid i didnt match up to well with. I think the cover was too strong for me.

 

Contact Jason at Visionary, i think he still has a few left in stock.

 

Scott where did you get your solid, that sure looks like one i had with the orignal layout.

This is only my trial and my opinion but I managed to buy a used Immortal Pearl from my driller.  

 

The layout on the ball was pin over the ring finger, about two inches above the finger line with the CG kicked out a little.  This put the non marked MB right of the thumb.

 

The surface of the ball was 2000 plus polish. 

 

I tried this ball on medium oil, probably a little less than true medium with slightly dry outsides.  The length was a little long not sure how though.  The ball rolled out terribly, the flare rings were almost two inches apart and it covered about six or so inches of the cover.  I threw two shots then got rid of the ball.  

 

I don't understand the nature of the Immortal Pearl, seems like a weak cover and a seriously over powered core.  For me it's not useful on lighter or heavier oils.  But I imagine the right surface and layout on the solid would be very good. 

 

Edited by A_P_K on 1/26/2011 at 7:41 PM

The Immortals are balls that you dont want to drill them super weak, such as a 6+ inch pin to PAP, nor do you want to drill them with the pin at or near leverage.  If you are speed dominate, drill pin around 4.25 - 4.5 from PAP. If you are a good match speed and rev rate wise, drill the pin at 5 inches.  If you are rev dominate, go to 5.5.  If you use a weight hole, put it in P1 or maybe P2.  I would not rish P3 or 4.  The idea is to prevent the ball from flaring too much or too quickly.  At box finish, it would work best for speed dominate bowlers.  Take the OOB and add some Rough Buff or other compound for those that are a match.  Take surface to 2000, 4000, or either one and add polish for those rev dominate.  I am actually considering getting one to be my oil ball; something to give a similar look as my Ogre Solid but handle more oil.