Pro pool without a shot clock
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Also disintegrators for violators.
It would, and like I said earlier, unmanned shot clocks can't be too far away in the future, or that complicated to create.there are a few of them that can convert to a faster speed with the shot clock (like ralf) but most of these slow players are winning their matches on the side tables, where they can take all the time they want. i wonder if shot clock on all tables would weed out these players
Mezz made one. I've tried it and it's horrible.I vaguely recall that someone made a double-tipped "cue" -- maybe for a jump cue? It would be an interesting way to get a legal-length jumper at about 10 ounces. And people would talk about you.![]()
Do pool cues really need schematics, blueprints and tech 3D videos? I'm not saying they needed all the flowery poetic prose either. What they need is physical stores with tables in, where you can go and hit a ball and decide if you like it... But such a thing as a physical store is almost ludicrous in this age of 'TeChNoLoGy' - instead we have people who buy on the back of tech jargon, nonsense science words, and then try to justify their purchase by exclaiming the cue is better than anything they've ever tried before...Predator is one of the only brands I see actually detailing the pool cues with diagrams, schematics, blue prints, and explaining all the construction that you can't see from the surface. Especially when it comes to the butt. On other brands it can be difficult to even know what kind of inlays there are or if its just a graphic. I do see some other brands catching up though, like McDermott. I think others will eventually realize they can't just say things like "This cue is a breath of fresh air" and slap a $1500 price tag on it.