I'm not asking anyone to predict the future. Ok let me put it this way if you had 10,000 cash in your pocket and wanted to buy a cue that would double when the economy comes back around which one would you choose? And this is all your personal opinion.
Ok I have a situation within the next year probably at Derby or SBE I am going to buy a cue that I want to put away so it can appreciate in value mainly for a collectors point of view. So my question is I was thinking between three makers.
1. Barry Szamboti
2. Dennis Searing
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I'm sure this has been asked before but I would like to have an updated list if that's alright. Who makes the Pro Philippines cues or I guess my question is if you know a pro Philippine what kind of cue does he use. And as always pics are greatly appreciated. Thank You.
Ok this might sound stupid, but I am new to this, so I know I want wrapless and Ivory joint, but I don't know the rest can someone please post a pic and show me what all them things are thanks again Mr Hoppe.
Ok I don't know anything about what to tell a cue maker on how to make the conversion, so I got a Brunswick Willie Hoppe and I want to turn it into a conversion. So what should I tell the cue maker what I want done to make it the best hitting cue it can possibly be. I don't care about looks.
Ok so my question is what specs make a titlist hit so good, and thank you for the suggestions on cue-makers to build it. What should I expect to pay for one? Thanks again for all your help.
I am looking at having a cue maker make me a titlist conversion. My question is where and how do I acquire an old titlist cue.And last what cue maker would you recommend. Thank you.
Ok I don't know if this is in the right area or not if it isn't sorry. Ok my question is I'm looking for an older Runde era Schon, or I was thinking of maybe buying one of Bob's cues straight from him. I have used the older R series Schon's and I like them I just don't know which one so any help...
OK well I guess I don't know how to put this, but I thought there was just one wood that most people prefer over the other because of the hit that this kind of wood produces.
What is the best wood to use for the best hit on a cue I've heard Pau Ferro, and Gongalo Alves, but I want to know from people that makes cues everyday. I don't care about looks I just want to know what wood makes the cue hit the best. Thank You.