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I had a 1990 Joss West... played with it for about 15 years... it was stolen about 5 years ago... man I loved that cue... it won me alot of money.

Hey Banger, thanks! How is the quality on the Pechauer? Everything I've read says their excellent. I was torn between a Pechauer and Schon STL 3.

Looking to get one of these to replace my Meucci Pro 3. I was told that the cue comes with a maple shaft and not a LD shaft. I was wondering how is the maple shaft on the Pechauer and is an LD shaft necessary to get the most out of the cue. I don't really want to buy the cue and then have to...

Well said Cowboy, I'm new here so I dont want to ruffle feathers... but pool is a pretty simple game... see O/B hit O/B with C/B and pocket ball.

I've been away from the game for about 15years and just started playing again... but I can remember when guys just shot pool and didn't obsess over low deflection, to soft a tip, to hard a tip, which carbon fiber shaft works best, what material a pool ball is the best... this is some funny shit.

I have a 98-2 model that I inherited after my dad passed away... its plain... but I like the simplicity of the design.

My Girlfriend plays with the D-11 and cant miss with it... I tried explaining the differences in shafts and she laughs at me and tells me to shut up and just play pool. I guess ignorance is bliss.

Shot with the Revo for another 3 hours tonight... starting to get a feel for it. I've been away from playing for about 15 years, so I thought this would be a great time to play with a CF shaft. I just need to find my stroke... it comes and goes.

I thought of getting the tip upgraded when I bought it. My first thought was a Kamui black soft... do you have any suggestions on tips for this shaft?

Pun intended. I recieved the Revo today from Seyberts and must say customer service was excellent. A little background on me. I started playing about 30 years ago, me and my dad played Tournaments & League together for about 20years are APA team went to St.Louis to play in Nationals once and...

$1,000 to just level a table is ridiculous. OP... take you time watch some YouTube videos on how to do it and start having fun running racks in the comfort of your own home. Good luck.

That first one is calling to me. Beautiful works of art.