Help identifying cue
- Thread starter tonov12
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I'd say it's a variant of one of these models I found in the "Retired" section of their site.
I saw those but wasn’t sure if that was it
billiards_watch
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It's a good one for people.
I meant its an expensive one.
I meant its an expensive one.
After looking at this on my home monitor with better color than my work monitor, I'd say with about as much certainty as I can that it's the SE-30. The shorter inlays on the cue in your picture looked black on my work monitor. But now I can see they're actually dark red.
Hell, $2k is still a pretty good chunk of change for what's effectively a production cue. But, to be fair, it is a pretty damn nice production cue with great market recognition. So if one were to try to sell it, more people are going to know about Predator than a Szamboti or Ginacue. Similar to how popular Meucci's were back in the 80's and 90's.