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New baby That is a very nice butt on your new cue, very simple, but still elegant. Plus it is a design that you don't see very often on the butt. While I am sure it wasn't cheap, I bet it was worth every penny. :D

Coker Cue I have a Coker very close to yours with a leather wrap also. I would say 550 minimum to 700 at the upper end. If you let it go for less than that someone is getting a very good deal. :D

Derby City Cues I would have loved to taken home a couple of those Mike Capone cues from your pics, I guess it is better that I didn't go, I don't need any more debt. :D

Top Five My number 1 without a doubt would be Coker. It would be very hard to beat the hit and feel of one in it's price range, especially in the used marketplace IMO. The rest aren't as easy to pick, but these four would be my picks, granted at a little higher price level, but still excellent...

Black Boar Cue For 2000 dollars you would have people lining up to buy that cue and I would definitely be one of them. :D

Forum Name: EDDINANM3 Name: Ed Leifer Location: Seattle Age: 48 Hours per week: 4 to 8 Beverage of Choice: Ice Tea Cue of Choice: Chris Nitti

Nice Mottey's The Mottey's are nice that is for sure, but I think the James White on the far right catches my eye the most, very nice cue out of a bunch of nice cues.

Nine Ball A race to thirteen in Nine ball is always fun to watch, especially with two top players. :D

Cup Why wouldn't Thorsten Hohmann be on the European side? That is very strange? Can't see that happening.

Fav production cue It would have to be my Joss, ebony 4 pointer into dark stained birdseye maple with a couple veneers. Solid,Solid hit. Plus it looks damn nice. :D

9 on Break It was Mika Immonen who made the 9 on the break during a Televised match vs Johnny Archer at the Us Open, they laid out 5 crisp one hundred dollar bills for him on the table, I remember him having a big smile on his face when he picked them up. :D

Reaching for it? Yes, position play with the bridge can be difficult at best, but I see more people trying to over reach themselves getting to a shot and then either missing the shot altogether or making the object ball, but losing postion in the process. I am guilty of this also, because I am...

Americans in WPC There are always going to be would've and should've when it comes to who should be there and who shouldn't. That isn't going to change. But I wonder how the asians would do if the WPC were in Vegas lets say? :D

Paul Mottey Cue That cue would look awesome with a black lizard wrap and I know Paul could do it. :D

Wrong Tour Somebody gave you the wrong tour name. It was at City Lights in Tacoma, but it was a McDermott Tour stop. I haven't heard the results? :cool:

DVD's Yes, the Accustat DVD's are first rate, fine video quality and sound, it is just like watching it live, well almost. They have interviews with the players and the guest commentators are usually very good. They are not a cheap VHS transfer. You pay a bit more, but you get something you can...

Jump/Break Cue How about a simple ebony forearm and ebony butt, it looks great and would blend in with the other one nicely. Or he could leave it wrapless and have ebony from the butt to the joint, I have the same thing in my Lucasi jump/break. :D

Vollmer Cue Your right it has a ton of ivory and inlays, but that alone doesn't make a great looking cue. Yes, it is eye catching, but a bit to much so, to me there is no flow to this cue. I would rather have a more simlpe design that blends together better i.e. like most Southwest and Coker...

Custom Cue That cue has a very subtle elegance to it, the ebony in the forearm offsets the points made of cherry very well. Nice and clean and well done. I am not a big fan of floating points on the forearm, but this is one example that shows how good it can be. The ring work blends in nice...

I would sheck out one of your local Joss salesman and see if you can find it in a catalog, who knows you might get lucky. Your right it is rare to a Joss with floating points. Good luck.