Compare these two balls. Are they pretty close in reaction and hit? Would the Cherry Bomb overlap the Inferno or is it different enough to warrant owning both?

I have two Inferno’s drilled that I love. First one is drilled pin touching right side of ring finger and CG stacked below (around 5-1/2 x 5-1/2) for me. Second one is drilled pin over bridge and CG under ring. This second one has the surface polished a little more than factory, and the first one is factory finish. I can play the second one just about anywhere. The first one is stronger and needs a bit more head oil, but both are excellent, hard-hitting balls. What I’ve read on the Cherry Bomb leads me to believe that it’s a higher-flaring, flippier ball than the Inferno? As much as it flares, and with a versatile coverstock, I’m thinking that you could make it either an earlier rolling hard-arcing ball or with a high pin make it a go-longer flip harder ball than the Inferno.
I wouldn’t want anything stronger than what I have in the Inferno’s. I’m trying to get something with the HIT of the Inferno, yet cleaner through the fronts when the shot gets flaky, but strong enough to fight through any carry-down. Do any of you with experience on these balls think the CB would fit that niche, or is it too strong?

I still have both the Inferno and the Cherry Bomb and I personally don't think both bowling balls are similar.  The Inferno reads the middle lane better and has a strong arc but not flippy for me.  The Cherry Bomb is a skid flip ball.  The Cherry Bomb has very good length and turns the corner very hard.  I agree that the Cherry Bomb will not handle carry down very well but the Inferno with some sanding/scotch brite will handle carry down better.  I also agree that The Black Cherry Bomb handles carry down and oil better.  If I had to pick from one of these balls with medium oil I would go with the Black Cherry Bomb.  If I were to think about the Inferno and I was talking about medium to heavy oil with some back end, I might look at the raging Inferno.  But the one ball of them all that I didn't have any luck with was the Inferno.  But others have had tremendous luck with the Inferno so I am not saying a sub par ball, just to inconsistent for me.

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Nicanor