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I like the concept. Gonna try it next time. Thanks

It could help to put is some spec requirements such as weight, etc. Might narrow down the field

This is very interesting. I'm going to get half a glass of water and keep watching.

Looking forward to it!! :D

Remember also that the pawn shop is not going to overpay for an item. If they pay good money for a cue, then it is probably a real item.

Most people say the balance point doesn't matter because you stroke the cue as a "whole". The difference I find is in the response of the shaft on any off center/english shots. I feel more shaft flex when the weight is farther back on the cue. JMHO.

I you hit it three times, that might not be a foul!

Better Pictures!?!?:grin:

Thanks for the advice!

Ginacue 11D - New Pictures!! Here is a brand new Ginacue 11D picked up in November from Ernie. 18.92 Total weight, shafts 4.2oz at 13mm, Ivory joint, Ivory ferrules, Leather wrap. One shaft test hit for about ten minutes. Comes with Whitten case. Looking for $4,400.00 shipped/insured. If you...

I have had several and they all hit good to me. But like any cue, it is a very personal opinion as to what hits good or not. Try to find someone with one and hit it for yourself if you can. As far as quality, there is none better.

This may sound silly, but why not an 8' light? Covers the entire table!

I have a fancy Runde with a 5/16 piloted joint. It had a stainless joint that I changed to a "Plastic or PVC" joint. I know it sounds crazy, but it removed all of the vibration and gives amazing feedback. I mainly did it to get the weight down, move the balance point back a little, and give a...

The Lucky cues are probably the best cue for the price. Have you thought about keeping a few "better" cue behind the counter and renting them? Might be extra income.

I have played Meucci's for many years and liked them, (the older ones). I recently bought a Road Agent and was amazed when I took it out of the clear plastic bag when a bunch of sawdust came out also. The cue hit like Sh.t also. Good Luck.

Go to Ebay and get a Mcdermott "Lucky" cue for @40.00. It is a real value!

It seems to me if you alter the size of the shaft, you are limiting the prospective buyer pool. Also, a collector would want the cue in original condition, if possible.

I would think one more reason you see more Diamonds at tournaments is the set up time. I was told by a mechanic they are one piece slate. That means less time in set up because of filling joints and leveling. Makes sense to me!

I have always swore by the screw ons!!

Make sure you watch the DVD closely. Maybe you will learn something!!!!!:p