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I've owned Ivory jointed and SS jointed Runde cues and I can't tell the difference in the hit. I noticed one thing about the SS jointed Runde cues and that is the steel wall thickness of the SS joint is a little thinner than some of the other SS jointed cues that i've seen and maybe that...

I can do you one better than that. I play in a Monday night local 9 ball league and one night last year after we finished playing I came out to go home and my GMC pick up was gone! It wasn't a newer truck, but it had a lot of sentimental value to my wife and I. It originally belonged to her...

Runde Hoppe Cue pictured with an Ed Prewitt Cue I know you asked for an ivory joint, but here's a like new ebony/birdseye Runde Hoppe with killer veneers and a textured leather wrap along with an Ed Prewitt wrapless full splice. The Ed Prewitt is pictured only because these are the only photos...

I should have read the rules before I posted this reply. Sorry....... James

I should have read the rules before I posted this reply. Sorry....... James

I should have read the rules before I posted this reply. Sorry....... James

Schon all the way.....

I've owned a number of Paul Mottey and James White's cues over the years and a couple of them had piloted ivory joints and some had piloted SS joints. My current playing cue is a Paul Mottey with a piloted SS joint and the hit is different than the more lively, in my opinion, piloted ivory...

Thomas, this cue is a prime example of letting beautiful wood be the main focal point set off with outstanding ring work. It's an awesome cue in every respect!

Mike Capone is a great guy and a top cue maker and I first met Mike at the US Open years ago. I've been going to the Open annually for many years and Mike sets up a booth there every year. We talked a few times about cues and I sat down with him one year and ordered a cue. He built my cue in a...

I couldn't have said it better. Efren in his prime was beautiful to watch and nobody did things he did under pressure and don't count him out now because he's still capable of winning (he just won DCC One Pocket Division). I'd put my money on Shane playing anyone in the world today and I...

I remember you used one of Mike's cues in your first set of DVD's if my memory serves me right. You shot the video on a black Gold Crown table and the cue was ebony also with some nice inlays. I thought at the time while I watched the DVD's that the cue looked real nice. Those same DVD's...

TAR Support Special thanks to Cleary for the idea and all the others who agreed to offer the money to pay for a Stream Pass for those who need a little help. I've seen more gestures of kindness being a member of this forum than I have in the other things I like to do in life. It's sad that...

I feel the same way you do and I wish Justin and the TAR crew the best of luck.

Spend the extra money and get 2 shafts. Once you get your new cue play with both shafts and i'll bet you will like the way one of them plays over the other shaft. Make that your primary shaft to play with and keep the other shaft in your case for a back up. You may think that you'll never...

I wonder why AZB doesn't have someone do a write-up or at least send in the results so they can be posted on the forum for all of us rail birds who are interested in tournament results. This isn't a flash in the pan and it's been an annual event for the past 25 years! I agree JAM this should...

If someone can top that man I've got to see it! Watching that video will change your outlook on pool when you realize what can be done with the cue ball if you know what you're doing. He did some awesome spin shots that are hard to believe if you didn't see it with your own eyes!

I have that match and it was a few years ago at the US Open when it was played at the Convention Center. The Commentators said that was the first time they'd seen anyone 3 foul Efren in a 9 ball match. I haven't watched it in a long time, but I remember Shannon played great.

I vote yes for a badge or patch. I'm getting close myself......

Excellent post and thanks for taking the time to give your opinion on cue prices. It makes a lot of sense the way you have described it.