Recent content by Cadillac J

Jayson Shaw made these tables look like light work...I don't remember seeing him miss a shot. Esteban guy was a damn good shooter too.

I have a 30" Schmelke traditional maple at 12.25mm that I ordered on my cue from them...love this thing, it rocks.

I have about 30 or so production cues (6 Mezz, 2 Schon, 3 McDermott, 4 Meucci, 3 Viking, 2 Predator, Schmelke, Pechauer, 2 Lucasi, a few Players/PureX, etc)...and although Mezz is my favorite brand overall, my lonely Joss 44 with traditional maple shaft is one of my all-time favorites to use and...

I have this case too, it is awesome...worth the $60. https://www.seyberts.com/pool-ball-sets/aramith-pool-ball-case/

Love all 4 of my Meuccis...all are newer versions purchased in the last year or so. Two 29" Pro, 30" UW, 30" Pro. No issues, and they all play fantastic (2 from Budget Billiards, 1 from Billiard Warehouse, 1 from Seyberts)

Is that really a valid analogy though, Hu? American football is measured in yards/inches/etc, so you NEED to have these hash marks for the basics of the game to really work. All other billiard tables do not seem use diamonds as far as I can tell...so figured it was a valid question (as many...

I'd love to hear your methodology or processs, as I respect 3C players skills sooo much in this arena.

Dominant eye is the biggest misconception that I've read. My right eye has been dominant my whole life, according to the "tests"... but after lasik eye surgery in 2008, my eyes have never recovered correctly, and my left eye has been clearer and more "dominant" since then (both in reality and as...

We all know that diamonds on a table help to make visualizing, aligning and aiming MUCH easier as reference points, especially on banks and kicks...but does a huge 11-12 foot Snooker table have them? I've never seen before, but not sure. Makes me think...are pool players too reliant on them...

I've talked to Greg from Billiard Warehouse about getting a Lambros...don't think that will happen, too much demand. Even though they don't show prices on the 'main' ML cue page, there are a few that show the sale price if you click on them. The only cue I would sell a few others to get is a...

This is the consistency of Mezz...they all play nearly identical (all have WX900s of different lengths). Like you, I prefer the AXI styling with white colored joint and black/white linen. I have 3 Wavy/flat and 3 United/piloted joints (the sixth cue is blue Power Break II)...all truly exquisite...

I agree, this is all I play at home by myself. But the 10-ball HAS to be made last...if combo'd early, has to be spotted. If my ass can do it, the pros certainly should...but it seems they don't have to in many vids I've watched.

Get the Axi-151, and try with WX900 if you like 12mm tip...I have 3 Axi (151, 155, 156) and EC7-R1, EC7-K. All are so damn good! I also have a Schon LTD with Jacoby Ultra Super that kicks ass.

This is the correct answer for almost any type of billiard product...biggest thing I've learned through my experience.

I noticed this a while back as inventory was selling down, both with Mezz and Joss products. Glad I got a 30" WX900 uni-loc for like $175 at the end. :thumbup: