Who is Michael Li and what are his cues like? Thanks
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Michael Li
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Cuemaker from Singapore. He makes cues that are Southwest copies. They have the 3/8-11 pin, copied the shaft taper, etc. They are the economy - or "poor man's " Southwest. They actually play well. Start off around $400 Z go up from there to the high $800s.
Cuemaker from Singapore. He makes cues that are Southwest copies. They have the 3/8-11 pin, copied the shaft taper, etc. They are the economy - or "poor man's " Southwest. They actually play well. Start off around $400 Z go up from there to the high $800s.
Had a wrapless purpleheart from him. Looked quite nice, with only criticisms being small things like the points lining up throughout the setup. Got compliments on the looks from a few folks who make their own cues. The big letdowns were really in the shafts - those were by all accounts not very good. Very hollow feeling, not at all a rich feedback in the hit. It was very back-weighted as well, which doesn't suit my tastes. Not adjustable at all.
_DSC0188 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
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_DSC0179 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0188 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0132 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0115 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0106 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0171 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr
_DSC0179 copy by Robert Asami, on Flickr