You are soooo right :thumbup:
That's why I love Randy Mobley, Kenneth Murrell, Jerry Rauenzahn, World Class (Shop is now closed
), they are listen and ask what you preferred. Ralf
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Introducing Cohen Cues
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You are soooo right :thumbup:
That's why I love Randy Mobley, Kenneth Murrell, Jerry Rauenzahn, World Class (Shop is now closed
), they are listen and ask what you preferred. Ralf
Nice clean work!
Eddie's cues don't just look nice.
They play solid, crisp, and hit hard as hammer,
in the most delicate way.
Slightest contact on the cue ball can be felt through the
entire handle like a tuning fork.
Really easy to gauge English,
and very little squirt with his taper and shaft stock (comparing shots vs a Z2 shaft).
The balance is leaning slightly forward on both my Cohen's, but feels neutral,
like it's floating in your hands until contact with the ball.
Truly, perfect imo.
Very nice sound when you strike the ball as well.
Like a well tuned instrument.
It's a huge compliment that someone would compare his work to Prewitt.
Both Ed's work is flawless and demands premium compensation for a reason.
Can't knock one guy just because he was born after the other.
Given time, everyone will see Cohen cues just rise in popularity and, unfortunately for us, probably rise in price as well. Lol.
The same happened with Prewitt. Or, any classic cue builder of your choice.
After a few years, we all see who is sticking around and making big moves.
Eddie Cohen is a great player and understands "why" he's building cues the way he does.
There are many top notch cue makers out there that demand thousands more than Cohen's current listed rates-
But how many of them can run a rack of 9ball...?
Just sayin.
They play solid, crisp, and hit hard as hammer,
in the most delicate way.
Slightest contact on the cue ball can be felt through the
entire handle like a tuning fork.
Really easy to gauge English,
and very little squirt with his taper and shaft stock (comparing shots vs a Z2 shaft).
The balance is leaning slightly forward on both my Cohen's, but feels neutral,
like it's floating in your hands until contact with the ball.
Truly, perfect imo.
Very nice sound when you strike the ball as well.
Like a well tuned instrument.
It's a huge compliment that someone would compare his work to Prewitt.
Both Ed's work is flawless and demands premium compensation for a reason.
Can't knock one guy just because he was born after the other.
Given time, everyone will see Cohen cues just rise in popularity and, unfortunately for us, probably rise in price as well. Lol.
The same happened with Prewitt. Or, any classic cue builder of your choice.
After a few years, we all see who is sticking around and making big moves.
Eddie Cohen is a great player and understands "why" he's building cues the way he does.
There are many top notch cue makers out there that demand thousands more than Cohen's current listed rates-
But how many of them can run a rack of 9ball...?
Just sayin.
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Well here are 2 in my collection
#1 is my player.
#2 is my favorite
#1 is my player.
#2 is my favorite
Of Kaiser's two cues, the one I envy & should have picked up is Eddie's "Doom " design.
In my opinion, it's the best "The Color of Money" cue design ever attempted by any cue-maker.
However, the finest design from Eddie was the cue he made for Brian Parks that got stolen.
His cue was a gemstone cue design that anyone would be proud to have in their collection.
In my opinion, it's the best "The Color of Money" cue design ever attempted by any cue-maker.
However, the finest design from Eddie was the cue he made for Brian Parks that got stolen.
His cue was a gemstone cue design that anyone would be proud to have in their collection.
The cue I made Brian never got stolen. Your talking about his Prewitt cue. I made him a cue after his Prewitt got stolen. Then he traded me that cue for another one. I finished that cue just a few weeks prior to the current US Amatuer Championships, and he won with it.
I am surprised Brian hasn't used that cue in awhile competing in Mezz Tour stop - Fresno.
That cue is a masterpiece design....instant love at first sight for me. It is a dazzling design
that captures one's immediate attention......Your COM / Doom Cue is another......Both are
just exceptional designs with wonderful colors and imaginative use of rings & inlay patterns.
Matt B.
That cue is a masterpiece design....instant love at first sight for me. It is a dazzling design
that captures one's immediate attention......Your COM / Doom Cue is another......Both are
just exceptional designs with wonderful colors and imaginative use of rings & inlay patterns.
Matt B.