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I have two 1x4 LED panels placed end to end. They are attached to the ceiling over my 9 ft table. Tons of good light. Much better than the old Brunswick florescent light I had.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UW2J_0fFyqA&t=253s

I had same question, so I called Valley. The letter stands for a month, A January, B February, C March etc. and the number is production year. 14 is 2014 , 0 is 2010 etc.. Valley said prior to 2005 they made cues in house, after that they were outsourced. Hope this helps. Nice cues.

It's never about the stick

1000-1500 ?

Kamui just as good as Molinari, IMO. Maybe better made.

perhaps Jim Baxter?

I have two LED panels, each 1' x 4' ft, hung end to end off the rafters over my table. Lots of good light, would never go back to old style lights. Had an old Brunswick light. Have a 9 ft table in the basement. Got the LED panels at Home Depot.

I have the Predator break speed app on my phone. All my cues generate about the same cue ball speed, break cues or playing cues. Maybe 5% difference. Seems to me it's all about accuracy and technique. Get the app and give different cues a try. Good luck.

I have several Purex HXT shafts, both 12.75 and skinny. Play well, good solid hit. I prefer them to other brands of LD shafts.

After my cataract surgery I can now see they have numbers on the balls, is that a new thing? :-)

Surge Billiards is hopefully the new face of pool, it is a very nice place to play.

Playing pool with the mono focus is great. No problems.

I went with mono focus. Having used bifocals before surgery, I had found looking down stairs difficult, blurry. Good way to take a tumble. Plus mono lens are much cheaper, medicare covered them. I had one eye done and the whole surgery took less than 30 min. from leaving pre-op to back in...

I suspect Life Fitness might sell off the billiard division.

Had cataract surgery for my left eye last year, lens implant. NO pain, ever. 20/20 next day. Best medical procedure I ever had. Highly recommend.

From my experience they are all exactly the same, Lucasi - Predator. Same machines probably make all of them, as has been said they are made in the same plant.

Think of all the players you have ever know and then how many ever ran a 100. Less than 1% ?

Visit the Schmelke or Prather websites. See what cue building materials costs, butt blanks with veneers, rings, linen, joint pins, etc. Figure how much the builder has in material costs, then you decide what is fair.

Chuck Starkey house cue conversion with the big wooden pin.