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NO MAS! NO MAS!!

Earl played with a Meucci that weighed under 17 oz's for years on SLOW cloth when he was a top 3 9 ball player in the world

integrating extreme side spin into ones game is doable for accomplished players, however, doing so when striking the cueball at over 75/80 % velocity has been the ruin on many a po boy myself included

Your right, he blew his chance to offer any kind of action plan with the intent of rehabbing his rep

He may be done on an international level ( 800 + fargo) and his days of being a top 5 US player are probably also in his rear view mirror, however, if he can play and avg of 8 + hrs p/day for 6 +- months he can be a top 20 US player and a threat in regional level events. I'd like to see CJ and...

Be aware a shaft made to to fit a SW (3/8 X 11) will measure .828 at the joint while a Schon and i think Joss cues measure .840 at the joint. Shaft sizes can range from apprx .800 ( some Meucci's) up to .860 (quite a few "brands"). Instead of asking by the brand your chances of getting what...

internet traffic has also built countless products/brands

it's NOT plural, aka "these idiots" we were discussing one maker

akin to a box of chocolates

This is probably the case when he has one that's qualified ( Wheeler ), there are also probably periods when his help is in training speculating

Some RB's lower price point cues have displayed less than stellar attention to detail His museum quality cues are top shelf

In view of BB's stellar reputation of building high quality, intricate cues the critical question is should subject cue pass inspection and delivered? Has anyone seen a G. SZAM whose cue building methodology was more labor intensive (albeit not as complex) display this attention to detail?

very minor hand sanding of the inlay may be required to achieve naked eye perfection prior to advancing to the execution stage assumes the equipment is set-up, programmed and maintained properly

is that legal everywhere or only a b'more thing i can hear the commentator: the mighty black-balled steps into the box with his 58" long, 19 oz wand

i like the design and i'm sure it's a good, crisp player, enjoy!!

none, i was a biz partner with a very astute, successful cue maker until his untimely death several years ago Hans, admit your clueless i've forgotten more about the cue game than you'll ever know the truth will make you free

c'mon hans, dazzle us with your cue making acumen ( some of your replies are down right numb)

forgive him

ouch

price?