Recent content by Matt_24

It'll be just fine. No worries. Enjoy your cue.

Yes - he seemed to play his best with a Meucci. I've just seen so many big matches of him winning with one. Clearly he loved how they played. And yes, how could a cue manufacturer say no to a legend like Buddy. Heck, even Nick Varner said HE couldn't say no when Buddy hit him up for a free cue...

That is right. I remember that amazing cue you made for Buddy. Perhaps my favorite cue of yours. Could you share a photo of it on here?

That would be interesting to know. From what I've read and heard over the years, Buddy could play with a new cue, win a tournament, then sell the cue after said-win, and then switch to a new cue and repeat that procedure. He could adjust to a new cue very easily because he knew so well what he...

I was burned by crappy Meucci cues in the past, but I have had a few of the recent ones and the quality really was quite excellent. I think the PRO shaft is better than the carbon fiber as far as playability, but that, of course, is subjective. Some recent discussion about overlays and Meucci (I...

I want to add on to this line of inquiry. Which current Meucci models have real inlays, and which models are stickers/overlays?

No big deal, Greg. Always good to learn something new.

You can tell what kind of tip they are using by watching a match?

Follow for dough; Draw for show. Cool video!

If you agree to that rule ahead of time, go for it. I also like getting the hand-span spot.

You can go back and watch Earl and Johnny A. jump with their full cues, and draw back table length with lepro tips.

Davenport and Varner are still playing pretty darn good. One pocket fans enjoy watching highly defensive/strategic games because 99% of us aren't Tony Chohan or Fedor and can't run 8 and out everytime we get up.

Say it ain't so, Jay. Ronnie and Bucktooth making moves?! :D

Could you send a link?

One pocket is much slower - so at least $5000 a game.