commercial gives you a table that will better stay level, bank consistently, and pockets that aren’t wonky… as long as it’s set up by a good mechanic.
Every furniture table I’ve ever played on, after about 45 minutes the fun is pretty much gone on the session. Every rail and pocket played different. Not a lot, but noticeable. After a year, they start rolling off.
It’s almost like comparing a Land Cruiser to an Xterra.
No box just each ball wrapped in plastic. From all the replys I may have a fake, although they play and sound amazing compared to the regular set we had been playing with. I think we are going to use these for a while to see how they hold up and eventually I can get a real set of Aramiths. I appreciate all of the feedback though.
Thank you, never participated in any forums before, but thought I might try this one. I must say that it is nice chatting with others who share your passion, as well as tapping into the wealth of knowledge that is out there. Glad to be a part of this forum.
I believe that you would get a very nice cue from all three of those options. Much of how the cue plays will come down to the shaft. That said, you could always buy the cue you liked the most and if the shaft doesn't play the way you like you can always get a different shaft. The Jacoby Ultra Pro shaft is the best maple shaft I have played with. I got one for my McDermott D-15 and love it. Also have McDermott G-Core shaft for that plays very well for the money.
if you read the posts
NO ONE SAYS THEY ARE ABE RICH CUES FROM MIAMI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(star cues)
p.s. you need to correct your spelling of miami in your post
Can you give me the mm at the tip & condition of the shaft ? What if any markings are on the shaft .In previous messages I don’t recall you noting it was a McDermott shaft but an unmarked or off brand ….so I gave up.If is for or from a McDermott Star version I won’t be interested, no offense intended.Let me know
