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The CC logo looks like Carolina Customs logo, I am no expert though.
Are Carolina Customs low end cues?
OP, I think ideologist made a good point in another thread you started, this being your 10th or 11th thread since joining( https://forums.azbilliards.com/search.php?searchid=24910367 )
Every thread is "who made this cue or what's it worth", why not just post up your budget, and you will likely get better input instead of searching random cues online then asking AZ what they are. Just some friendly advice, I have seen others do the same as you, and usually doesn't end well, Justin comes to mind(a banned member who made lots of threads similiar to yours).
Spend some time reading the forums, looking at the cue and case gallery, etc. Like me guessing that was a carolina custom, that just came from reading the forums, never owned or seen one in person.
Every thread is "who made this cue or what's it worth", why not just post up your budget, and you will likely get better input instead of searching random cues online then asking AZ what they are. Just some friendly advice, I have seen others do the same as you, and usually doesn't end well, Justin comes to mind(a banned member who made lots of threads similiar to yours).
Spend some time reading the forums, looking at the cue and case gallery, etc. Like me guessing that was a carolina custom, that just came from reading the forums, never owned or seen one in person.
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Without a doubt. CarolinaCues made nice stuff.
Okie Dokie, will do, and I am sure over time likely many will follow that advice, and btw, I actually liked Justin, he likely asked about any brand you are going to ask about, he bought cues all the time like you, lol.
https://forums.azbilliards.com/search.php?searchid=24911141
Pool players go broke and sell their cues in the Netherlands too apparently.
Corona is going down in the states. Glad I have a pool table in my basement. Is your pool hall open? Here in Columbia Missouri everything except essential things like gas stations and grocery stores is closed.
So you buy 10 to 20 cues a week, and when you don't know what you have, you post to the forum to get others to tell you what you have?
Sounds like you want everyone to do your job for you, and in turn you really offer nothing to "the forum."
My thought is, because we are all pool fanatics, maybe some like it to investigate what kind of cue it can be. And others like maybe yourself don't like it.
Well, I would say, don't click my threat then...thats also a choice.
Happy Sunday folks and greetings from the Netherlands.
Stay Corona save because its going down now here. Hopefully not in the states...[/QUOTE]
Sounds like you want everyone to do your job for you, and in turn you really offer nothing to "the forum."
My thought is, because we are all pool fanatics, maybe some like it to investigate what kind of cue it can be. And others like maybe yourself don't like it.
Well, I would say, don't click my threat then...thats also a choice.
Happy Sunday folks and greetings from the Netherlands.
Stay Corona save because its going down now here. Hopefully not in the states...[/QUOTE]
I don't think Justin actually bought many cues, but he sure looked at a lot of low end stuff. I ran into some of his posts on Facebook in some pool groups and his posts there are about the same level LOL
I do like that Carolina Cues cue though, about the only one that is worth having for a "player".
Palmer is China made, nothing interesting.
CC is Carolina Custom cues, low end, but decent player cue, it can be kept.
Dybior is a brand of Dynamic Billard Organization, made in China, low budget cue, good for a new player, but nothing serious if you are a bit advanced in pool.
CC is Carolina Custom cues, low end, but decent player cue, it can be kept.
Dybior is a brand of Dynamic Billard Organization, made in China, low budget cue, good for a new player, but nothing serious if you are a bit advanced in pool.