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You can take a look at Viattorre www.viattorre.com. I think they make something in your range and they're a custom maker.

Very well said Mr. Hightower. Let us not forget about Southwest. When they lost their inlay guy, they still made cues. I also see the previous replies as Jack works on all the other parts of the cues except the inlays. Who knows, maybe he'll start doing inlays in the future.

Jack brought modern cuemaking techniques and machinery like what is used in the US. Like Jaz mentions Jack and the other guys do different tasks as part of the overall team effort. So yeah, Jack does actually work on the cues.

Viattorre www.viattorre.com

You bet I like my Viattorre. You made a good choice, those guys'll treat you right.

I have ivor-x on my Viattorre cue for almost a year now with no problems whatsoever. It also stays considerably cleaner than other ferrules.

I been using Ivor-X on my Viattorre for almost a year now as per Jackson's recommendation. I really like it and have zero problems or complaints. Really solid hit

I've had Ivor-X ferrules on my Viattorre cue and like it a lot. I was suspicious at using this new ferrule at first but Jackson suggested I give them a try. It's been over 6 months and no regrets whatsoever.

Viattorre. Not only do they make a great playing cue without breaking the bank, they are very easy to work with. An added bonus is Jackson isn't a self-centered egomaniac like many of the other cuemakers I dealt with.

I can say Jackson is a man of his word. He won't try to cheat you or lead you on. If he can't deliver on the time he gave you, he'll tell you right away and explain why. He's definitely not one of the many cuemakers I've corresponded with who believe they're God's gift to the world.

For that kind of money I'd rather get a custom cue like Viattorre. At least you get a cue made to YOUR specifications with top notch customer service. I think they should be considered. Here's their address www.viattorre.com

I've had a Helmstetter for almost 20 years give or take and got myself a Viattorre last year and got another Viattorre on the way. Definitely upgraded my cues.

When I was waiting for my Viattorre I never really noticed the long wait. I only got anxious when Jackson told me my cue was on its way. I started the process all over again as soon as I got my first Viattorre. Talk about torture.

Interesting review. Makes me like my Viattorre all that more since I know it ain't gonna fall apart on me.

Not like anyone asked but here's Viattorre's site www.viattorre.com

That was one of the main concerns I had since I kept hearing horror stories from a few people in this and other pool boards about cues made there warping. I asked Jackson about this and he told me he only uses properly seasoned and dried woods and takes every precaution to prevent warpage. I've...

I have a couple of Viattorre cues and love them both. I love the fact they take many steps to ensure the best built cue money can buy. You can definitely get a plain cue with 2 shafts for less than $500. I paid less than $600 for one of mine and I got points and some inlays. Jackson's also a...

Wishing her a speedy recovery and many, many, many more Windy City Opens.

I think what you just said is total bunk. I love the feel of my Viattorre. It's the best hitting cue I ever had. Jackson told me that they discards most of their wood because they don't meet their quality standards. They also have this new machine they developed to test the tonal feedback of...