Custom and High End Cues on the Decline?
- By SSP
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I wish I was smarter back then.....Yeah. And Nvidia was worth $4-$8 per share.
I wish I was smarter back then.....Yeah. And Nvidia was worth $4-$8 per share.
No and yes. If you don't take any cue with you to the bathroom it might get stolenThat’s great. Are you nervous about it getting stolen? Do you take it with you when you go to the bathroom?
That’s great. Are you nervous about it getting stolen? Do you take it with you when you go to the bathroom?Who says you cant play with the cue? My everyday player is probably $7 - 8k
Yeah. And Nvidia was worth $4-$8 per share.20 years ago everything was ALOT cheaper, so $1500 then is like at least $3000 today.
Who says you cant play with the cue? My everyday player is probably $7 - 8kThere are alot of things that people collect that don't appreciate in value, I don't have the desire to collect cues, for me they are the most important tool I use in my pool game, I enjoy the art and precision in building a custom cue I just don't have the desire to invest in owning a cue that I won't use to play, I love the cue I own, it feels like it was built for me.
I have the PPB. It has the BU drills which I use quite a bit. It does not have Tor's stuff. I converted what I had of his pattern drills to jpg and uploaded to PPB. I also did a couple of Bert Kinisters workouts, and some Phil Cappelle shots from his practice book, and The Pro Book shots, and Neils stuff. I use a few of the built in but mostly what I added myself.Thanks, Fuggles. I don't have a lot of time to burn/waste setting up lots of stickers for great runnouts that Tor lowry, Dr dave, and other great teachers have set up for students of the game. It looks like that content is available with ICATS. At this point, I'm leaning towards that one. I do like the fact that poolbilliard.co is available to connect with the PPB system.
Why should they have to? More than 1 of us has said some people on here play in the big eventsLet's see if anyone comes forward to let us know they want to be a professional pool player and is actively working towards that goal. I'll wait.
20 years ago everything was ALOT cheaper, so $1500 then is like at least $3000 today.Depends on who and how much. It pays to have a referral or let's say sometimes being a local. Some cuemakers can really be picky and won't entertain customers other than their preferred clientele. Is the pricing constant or fixed/same for all cuemakers? I believe we all know the answer to that. 20 years doesn't seem that long ago.
I don't think anything would happen to them, it was just a number to show that even in 10 years the cost of the shaft is not that much.A bunch of us have wood shafts that are over 30, 40, 50 years old, I would hope carbon fiber would last 10 years, what would happen to it?
Thanks.Happy for you, I hope it works out just like you planned, nothing like having a cue that feels perfect for you.
Depends on who and how much. It pays to have a referral or let's say sometimes being a local. Some cuemakers can really be picky and won't entertain customers other than their preferred clientele. Is the pricing constant or fixed/same for all cuemakers? I believe we all know the answer to that. 20 years doesn't seem that long ago.I paid $1500 for a custom cue built for me almost 20 years ago, that would be double in today's money.
Government writes the laws that businesses must operate under, when Government spends more money than it takes in, it taxes it's citizens to make up the differenceWith it being connected to businesses.