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Beautiful 5 Point Ebony Lambros For Sale!
- By Jase0ne
- For Sale Items
- 1 Replies
Here’s another beautiful Mike Lambros guys!
Woods consist of, 5 Ebony points, into high a figure Birdseye Maple! Each point is color veneered in gray, maple, green, orange, outlined in black.
The razor sharp points all even and super tall! The butt sleeve is also black ebony, the handle is a nice lizard leather wrap.
Mike’s signature ringwork is at all positions. Cue is in great condition. No dings or dents, shafts are both used, but clean, there are tiny scratches at the butt cap from normal use in and out of the case etc, other wise the finish is super shiny and still looks like glass! Everything rolls straight together and apart!
Here are the specs:
Lenght: 58” (29”/29” split)
Weight: 19.3oz
*Butt: 15.5oz. *Shaft1&2: 3.8oz
*Tip diameters: 13mm
Joint pin: 3/8-8 radial
Feel free to contact me with any other questions at 818.253.I6I7(text available.)
Thanks, Jason
Update: Price Drop- Asking $2400 or best offers! - No Trades
Woods consist of, 5 Ebony points, into high a figure Birdseye Maple! Each point is color veneered in gray, maple, green, orange, outlined in black.
The razor sharp points all even and super tall! The butt sleeve is also black ebony, the handle is a nice lizard leather wrap.
Mike’s signature ringwork is at all positions. Cue is in great condition. No dings or dents, shafts are both used, but clean, there are tiny scratches at the butt cap from normal use in and out of the case etc, other wise the finish is super shiny and still looks like glass! Everything rolls straight together and apart!
Here are the specs:
Lenght: 58” (29”/29” split)
Weight: 19.3oz
*Butt: 15.5oz. *Shaft1&2: 3.8oz
*Tip diameters: 13mm
Joint pin: 3/8-8 radial
Feel free to contact me with any other questions at 818.253.I6I7(text available.)
Thanks, Jason
Update: Price Drop- Asking $2400 or best offers! - No Trades
Has anyone seen cue work like this before?
- By Chopdoc
- Main Forum
- 47 Replies
I can definitely agree with that.
People sometimes paint themselves into a box with what's popular.
For instance even if someone really likes this cue, is really excited by it, like the owner, they might not speak up or show their enthusiasm in this crowd. This is especially true if some "experts" chime in.
Nobody is an expert on what someone else likes. Art is purely subjective.
The owner was tapping opinions about a potential market for some of these cues.
I think the honest answer is there is probably not much market.
I like some stuff that others don't. Occasionally I get thrashed for that. Once recently. I'm not bothered by it. Many are. People often buy fancy or expensive cues for the feedback they get. Like rolling up in a hot car.
Personally I'm glad the owner chased after the project. That alone is cool.
