This is my first posting.... other than the introduction I just posted on the Newbies forum. As I said in my introduction, in the near future, I'm intending to purchase a full size snooker table in the UK, for installation in my home in california. Originally I had the Riley Aristocrat in mind, (not the tournement version), but given the current economic situation, I am lowering my sights considerably. From my online research, I think I have narrowered it down to the Riley Renaissance, or the Titan Corinthian, (either with or without steel block cushions). I would welcome discussion and opinions as to the relative merits of these two tables, and in the case of the Corintian, whether or not the additional expense for the steel bolcks is worth it. I'm also open to suggestions for other models that might be equal to, or better than these, but still in the same price range.
I should explain, that I have not played in many years, and was only a local snooker hall player when I did. But it has been my dream to have a table, and now that I'm retired, I intend to spend a good portion of my time around the table. I have a lot of retired friends and I envisige this table getting a lot of almostdaily use over the next 20 years or so, (hopefully). Therefore I'm looking for the best table I can find in my price range. I will have other questions about where to purchase, and shipping, but for first I want to make a decision as to which model I want.
I look forward to any and all comments,
Kevin.
I should explain, that I have not played in many years, and was only a local snooker hall player when I did. But it has been my dream to have a table, and now that I'm retired, I intend to spend a good portion of my time around the table. I have a lot of retired friends and I envisige this table getting a lot of almostdaily use over the next 20 years or so, (hopefully). Therefore I'm looking for the best table I can find in my price range. I will have other questions about where to purchase, and shipping, but for first I want to make a decision as to which model I want.
I look forward to any and all comments,
Kevin.
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