Opinions on best production cues

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catchineyez

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What’s everyone’s opinion on the current best production cue? Currently shoot mezz and have zero complaints I think it’s an excellent cue. The problem is I don’t remember the last time I saw them in stock. What will be close to a Mezz?
 
catchineyez said:
What’s everyone’s opinion on the current best production cue? Currently shoot mezz and have zero complaints I think it’s an excellent cue. The problem is I don’t remember the last time I saw them in stock. What will be close to a Mezz?
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Pechauer imo, but
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Thread 'Your best playing production cue'

What’s the best playing production cue you’ve ever played with for the money?

july9x

Thread 'Best All-Around Production Cue for ~$1000 (Value, Playability, Durability, Support)?'

Setting aside fancy custom builds and expensive limited production cues, what’s the best production cue overall if you want the whole package: great value, solid playability, consistent quality, long-term durability, a design that doesn’t look too crazy, easy maintenance, good manufacturer support, and it has factory-made accessories like extensions?

Looking to spend around $1000, shaft included. Would love to hear from people who’ve owned or played with cues in this range for a while, not just what hits nice out of the box, but what holds up over years of use. You can use below...

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Thread 'What is the best production cues you like most?'

This is a survey what production cues you love most.

This will include custom cues which produce production cues as well.

with this survey, newbies and those who are looking for a good cues will get an idea which brand they will buy.

Please include also your reviews after you vote

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Thread 'Best Production Cue'

Let's vote!!

Shooter08

Thread 'Best "production cue" builder'

Recently had a customer ask me about Mezz cues, I have never shot with one. In my opinion Schon makes the most consistent of what most of you call a production cue from what I have personally tried. I have also heard nothing but positives about the Jacoby Hybrid Edge cues our customers have purchased. In your opinion if you had to recommend a production cue with LD technology or not i.e. Schon made by one company, price not being a issue what would it be. I'm not looking for a mixed match, so no Schon/predator combos. One "production" maker of the complete cue. Input is appreciated. Thx
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mezz, pechauer, joss, mcd, viking,schon. they all make great playing cues. if mezz would add production and ditch that funky wavy pin they'd be the stone nuts.
 
cuetec imo is the best ive ever used
the cynergy shaft is just different from the rest of the pack in such a great way
the soft ferrule material paired with the sniper tip is really a knockout combo
i wouldnt dare change a thing
a day 1 game changer i knew i couldnt go without it after the first use of an 11.8
and i liked the 12.5 cynergy that much more the first time i used it to
 
Texas Carom Club said:
cuetec imo is the best ive ever used
the cynergy shaft is just different from the rest of the pack in such a great way
the soft ferrule material paired with the sniper tip is really a knockout combo
i wouldnt dare change a thing
a day 1 game changer i knew i couldnt go without it after the first use of an 11.8
and i liked the 12.5 cynergy that much more the first time i used it to
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I have zero complaints with my Cuetecs.
 
garczar said:
mezz, pechauer, joss, mcd, viking,schon. they all make great playing cues. if mezz would add production and ditch that funky wavy pin they'd be the stone nuts.
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Mezz are excellent cues...
 
j2pac said:
Mezz are excellent cues...
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I was wanting to buy a Mezz as my next choice, but they're always sold out. I missed the recent drop just recently and it looks like they raised the prices of everything by a few hundred dollars? Am I remembering correctly?
 
20 years ago, if you wanted a good production cue, you had to go with the top American brands - Schon, Joss, McDermott, Viking, Meucci and a few others.
Today, you have so many solid cues from all over the world, especially if you go with a CF shaft that you can get a very good cue in the $400 price area.
 
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