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Schon LTD cue. 19.5oz. Comes with Schon shaft 13mm. Will separate butt and shaft. All pieces are dent/ding free and roll straight. Asking $650 shipped. OB classic plus shaft is sold Small trades considered but need mostly cash. Looking for a Mezz WD700 or WX700 shaft. Thanks!

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hey at least the sign doesnt say OUT OF BUSINESS

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Looks like one of the Titlist conversions built by Dave Whitsell out of San Diego, CA. He built a lot with those reproduction decals.. I think his AZ name might be santeetech http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=208125

Next time lol

A few months ago, he posted it on facebook. I dont think there was much talk about it on AZ.

After the loss of Justin, who will be taking over live streaming and video production of tournaments/invitationals?

When will the 2015 USBTC videos be uploaded?

Thanks for all your replies. I went ahead and ordered a few of the balance rite cues. Will report back. If the balance on the 52" is too far forward i might see if i can add some weight in the back to make the balance 39" from the tip, which is what my Schon's balance is

Buy the biggest kid/toy table you can find that can be taken down/stored easily. I bought one for my kid and actually used it more than he did, until I was finally able to convince my better half to let me put a 7ft in the middle of our living room lol

Anyone have more info on John, like his last name/backstory?

Anybody else tried these?

I have been leaning towards a forward weighted/balanced cue so that it doesn't feel too awkward when switching from a full cue. I think the 48" troubleshooter comes in at around 19oz, which I doubt I will get from the children's cues

Balance Rite is a company. They make both shorty cues as well as cue extensions. See here http://www.cueandcase.com/supplies/BRS.html

Looking for opinions from those who have tried or own one or both of these brands of shorty cues. Anyone have experience you care to share, good or bad? Trying to find out which cue is better as far as quality, construction, woods used, playability, weight/balance, and most comfortable taper...