Dynamo Sedona Pool Table
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Overview
Dynamo Sedona is Dynamo's coin-operated commercial pool table with the Midnight Black appearance package — designed to integrate cleanly with any venue décor scheme. The table is available in three sizes: 6.5 foot (88 inches), 7 foot (93 inches), and 8 foot (101 inches), and ships standard with a push chute configured to accept most currencies.
The table uses Dynamo's signature magnetic cue ball separator — a no-moving-parts design that separates both magnetic and oversized balls. The slate is supported by a heavy gauge galvanized steel slate frame, and wear parts are covered with metal or plastic for longer service life. All Dynamo tables are built in Richland Hills, Texas.
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Construction
The cue ball separator uses a magnetic design with no moving parts — meaningful for service. Most pool tables in this category use mechanical separators that wear out and require periodic replacement; Dynamo's magnetic mechanism eliminates the maintenance routine.
The slate support frame is heavy gauge galvanized steel. The construction prevents slate warping over years of use — a primary failure mode on lower-tier coin-op tables in commercial venues.
Available in 6.5 foot (88 inches), 7 foot (93 inches), and 8 foot (101 inches). The 6.5-foot is the smallest commercial Dynamo size, suited to tighter bar floor plans; the 8-foot is the largest, intended for full-size bar pool installations.
The push chute mechanism is programmable to accept most currencies. Operators can set pricing tiers and Happy Hour windows directly through the chute controller.
Cabinet finish is the Midnight Black appearance package — a low-key aesthetic designed to integrate with any venue décor scheme rather than impose a competing design. Suitable for high-end bars and lounges.
High-wear cabinet parts are covered with metal or plastic — not exposed wood or laminate. The covering extends cabinet service life materially in commercial venues with high traffic and frequent contact.
Buyer's Guide
Size selection (6.5/7/8 ft) drives both the venue fit and the gameplay experience. 8-foot is the standard pool hall size; 7-foot is the most common bar size; 6.5-foot fits the tightest floor plans where 7-foot will not clear cue-stick clearance.
The push chute coin mechanism is configurable to most currencies. For international or specialty applications (such as token-only venues), confirm currency compatibility with Dynamo before ordering.
All Dynamo pool tables share component infrastructure. Operators running Sedona alongside Panther ZD-12X can stock common parts across the lineup.
The Midnight Black finish is intentionally low-key. Operators wanting more visual presence should consider the Panther ZD-12X LED, which adds RGB LED rail and cabinet lighting.
Specifications
Set-Up — 6.5 ft
Set-Up — 7 ft
Set-Up — 8 ft
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FAQ
What sizes are available?
6.5 foot (88 inches), 7 foot (93 inches), and 8 foot (101 inches).
Is the cue ball separator mechanical or magnetic?
Magnetic. The mechanism has no moving parts and separates both magnetic and oversized balls — meaningful for service-cycle reduction.
What currencies does the push chute accept?
The push chute is programmable to accept most major currencies. For specialty applications or token-only venues, confirm compatibility with Dynamo before ordering.
Where is the table manufactured?
Richland Hills, Texas. Dynamo manufactures the Sedona in the same USA facility that produces the Panther ZD-12X, Pro Style, and Arctic Wind tables.
What is the slate support construction?
Heavy gauge galvanized steel — designed to prevent slate warping over years of commercial use.
How heavy is the 8-foot table?
850 lb installed. Plan two-person delivery and confirm floor loading before installation.