WOW!!! That's some sweet battery of wands right there. Very nice collection.
Value of every day player cue
- Thread starter simco
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Here, here. My sentiments exactly.
$1,000 for my unreal SugarTree...will never own another maker, but will own more made by Eric.
I had a 2,500.00 cue that was my daily player. I took it anywhere I went to play. Bars...league...pool halls... Did not matter. I decided I needed a truck more than a high dollar cue si I sold it ...bought a used meucci for 200.00 and applied the rest towards a truck .
Most of the time my daily setup is the 200.00 meucci...a bk 3 breaker that I traded a 300.00 cue for and a 100.00 players that has a built in extension for those hard to reach shots.
The break cue and players cue are always in my case and I sometimes swap out the meucci for a 300.00 McDermott....500.00 adams/ helmstetter .....or a sneaky Pete I paid 20.00 for.
Most of the time my daily setup is the 200.00 meucci...a bk 3 breaker that I traded a 300.00 cue for and a 100.00 players that has a built in extension for those hard to reach shots.
The break cue and players cue are always in my case and I sometimes swap out the meucci for a 300.00 McDermott....500.00 adams/ helmstetter .....or a sneaky Pete I paid 20.00 for.
It really sucks that we have to worry about theft. As mentioned earlier, I carry about 5k between the 3 cues, case & accessories to league every week. I play in a dive bar & leave for 45 minutes to go home & bring my wife to work then go back to league. My case stays in the exact spot I put it in when I get to league & never moves 1" while I'm gone. Wish it was like that everywhere.
I own cues priced from $200 to $7000. I play them all at the pool halls. I try not to take high end to league very often. I love enjoying the differences in how they all hit. For competition, I have two go to cues. One is a bit stiffer than the other, depending on the game I am playing or how I feel my stroke is determines which one I use.
Around $2,300 including the extension. Bought it in 05'
I totally agree with you.i believe a player has to play every day with the same equipment in order to play consistently good
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So I always take three cues when I go out to play. All of the cues play differently, some have ivory joint some steel some are a wood joint.
All most all of them are a 5/16 x14 pin
With a couple of radials in there.
All have at least three shafts and some have five. All have low deflection shafts with standard shafts. Most have kamui super soft black tips on them.
I just pick three that strike me as what I want to play with and go with them.
All of my cues have a sound almost a musical note when you strike the ball.
Most of the cues are from $3000 up to $35000.00.
Hey most of us drive cars that are more than $5000 and you don’t worry about them.
I say play with them you can always get them refinished.
Shoot well!
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That is a one of one cue made by Joe Pechauer it has an Anaconda skin wrap on it with a clear coat over it to protect it. It is a beautiful and well balanced cue that plays great.
All of the cues in this picture are made by Joe and all are one of a kind cues.
The middle picture the cue in the center that is all inlays won the Peoples choice and was second in cue of the year. It has a value of $35,000.00 and is a beauty to behold.