OB cues shut down?
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Zerksies
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I would think so, They were good for about a minute. Who knows today
That was a long
That was a Long, Long......................Long minute. If they are gone I'm sorry. They were a "Class Act" all the way.
My understanding is that they have shut down. More news coming soon.
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My issue with OB cues is they changed the product design every few weeks.
I purchased 4 classic shafts. I still use them. Then OB did away with all their known products and started making stuff up.
Resin shaft, Phoenix shaft etc ...
The original products are still good, so why not improve on that design.
My two cents
Interesting, I hope not
My issue with OB cues is they changed the product design every few weeks.
I purchased 4 classic shafts. I still use them. Then OB did away with all their known products and started making stuff up.
Resin shaft, Phoenix shaft etc ...
The original products are still good, so why not improve on that design.
My two cents
The OB Classic was the best shaft ever made. Such a shame.
I had a Classic+ that was a great playing shaft.
I was wondering the same, but didn't want to say anything. I emailed OB about 10 dsys ago and got no response.
unrelated, yet a similar situation
www.fayettevilleflyer.com
don't know if it was this article or one I had seen a couple days ago,
owner said pool has been in a decline for a few, several years now...
Tables & Ale to close after 27 years on Block Avenue
The crack of breaking billiard balls. The buzzing of old beer signs. The music and chatter from the patio, rising and echoing off the brick buildings along the street. It will all go silent next week when the longtime local watering hole and pool hall closes on Block Avenue.
www.fayettevilleflyer.com
don't know if it was this article or one I had seen a couple days ago,
owner said pool has been in a decline for a few, several years now...
Weird. A very good player was just telling me about some stuff he was working on with OB that would be new for OB.
Dale came in to help with CNC stuff. Don't think that has anything to do here. I thought that after Mark Griffin bought in they'd move forward. I think they found out that making cues here in the US ain't cheap to do. It always boils down to the $$.
The part that scares me is the Chinese will buy them out.
Kinda doubt that. They might buy the name but they won't make cues here when they have state-of-the-art shops back in Taiwan/China. I was hoping it was OB that was taking over Meucci but that doesn't look to be in the cards.
That is exactly what I'm concerned about. China moving production out of country.
BlueRaider
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It's my playing shaft. Their DigiCue Blue also helped me diagnose some pretty bad stroke flaws.