Schon Cues?
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EVAN LEFT
As far as the cues go,they will probably remain the same
in quality
john is a brilliant and talented guy,he will soon demonstrate this to everyone
He has been doing a certain percentage already
As Rundy said,they were no worse off without me,and should be
just fine with John at the helm
Nonetheless I bought one of my tributes just to say I
had one of evan's best
No one knows where Evan will show up,but I hope he continues making
cues,He was talented to say the least
Dean
As far as the cues go,they will probably remain the same
in quality
john is a brilliant and talented guy,he will soon demonstrate this to everyone
He has been doing a certain percentage already
As Rundy said,they were no worse off without me,and should be
just fine with John at the helm
Nonetheless I bought one of my tributes just to say I
had one of evan's best
No one knows where Evan will show up,but I hope he continues making
cues,He was talented to say the least
Dean
Time for Evan Clarke era cue prices to go through the roof...lol
I sent a cue to Schon for repair and I never spoke to Evan.There is a guy name John whose there to answer the phone calls and responding to my emails.I am curious too what happen to Evan.
Evan Clarke Schon cues aren't going to go up in price. There'll sell for what a used Schon sells for nowadays.......now the tributes cues he made, that could be different.
It depends on ho much of a Schon fan you are. Personally, I think if he started making custom cues on his own.......limiting the number of cues he made to avoid saturating
the market, he'd could start his own line under his name and do quite well. As long as he'd make a cue with sharp points and a flat ivory joint, I might be interested in owning
such a cue made under his name.
Matt B.
It depends on ho much of a Schon fan you are. Personally, I think if he started making custom cues on his own.......limiting the number of cues he made to avoid saturating
the market, he'd could start his own line under his name and do quite well. As long as he'd make a cue with sharp points and a flat ivory joint, I might be interested in owning
such a cue made under his name.
Matt B.
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Anyone else have any details why Evan left????
I still have my E59 that he designed, and it is one
of my best playing cues. It is also by far the
absolute straightest cue I own. This marks the
end of an era for sure. It is safe to say modern
Schon cues are not very collectible, but for a
true players cue it gets no better.
Anyone else have any details why Evan left????
I still have my E59 that he designed, and it is one
of my best playing cues. It is also by far the
absolute straightest cue I own. This marks the
end of an era for sure. It is safe to say modern
Schon cues are not very collectible, but for a
true players cue it gets no better.
If true I wish him well in his retirement or whatever else he is doing. He doesn't know me from the man in the moon but he helped me out one time and didn't charge a dime.
Solid stand up guy.
New Schon
Well, I just received a new Schon and the workmanship is good and the cue plays great. I'm waiting for a second, fancier one to be delivered. So based on the cue that I just received, I would say that they are still making great cues.
Well, I just received a new Schon and the workmanship is good and the cue plays great. I'm waiting for a second, fancier one to be delivered. So based on the cue that I just received, I would say that they are still making great cues.
It's Segen Cues. Here's another thread on this subject (esp. post #4): http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=387971