Who's the most popular cue maker still making cues
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Not sure who is most popular but you can find most here
www.Cuemakers.org/roster.php
I am having mine done by Chris Nitti and have heard nothing but great things about him.
www.Cuemakers.org/roster.php
I am having mine done by Chris Nitti and have heard nothing but great things about him.
In addition to budget, you should probably mention what type of cue you have in mind. If you want a 4-point full-splice cue then you will get a list of great names I'm sure. If you want a 8-point half-splice then you'll also get a great list of names...but I'm guessing it might be a different list.
there is no best as nothing from any cuemaker out there will play any better than anything off the rack, anybody that asks such a question is usually better of with such a stick
if you're talking specifics in art/design, etc....then yo:grin:u need to provide more....specifics
if you're talking specifics in art/design, etc....then yo:grin:u need to provide more....specifics
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You're in Mass... go see Mike Webb, or Paul Drexler.
JV
JV
searing fast??????/ i have been on his list for over 10 years and cannot get the man to answer any emails or phone calls.......and i had people talking to him for me like paul dayton who is great friends with him.........i gave up................mike
You'll definitely be very happy with Chris Nitti. I can't say enough great things about him as a cue maker.
Sorry, the green grin square didn't work.
OP - If you have an unlimited amount of money and an unlimited amount of time and an unlimited amount of patience and an unlimited amount of unlimitedness, well.... maybe.... juuuuust maybe we can do some business.
Get a McDermott. End of story.
Best cue for the money for over 4 decades. Name another cue maker, custom or not that can come within a decade of that record.
McDermott... cheap, good, made in the USA and you can get as many as you want right now.
Lesh
Get a McDermott. End of story.
Best cue for the money for over 4 decades. Name another cue maker, custom or not that can come within a decade of that record.
McDermott... cheap, good, made in the USA and you can get as many as you want right now.
Lesh
Since you're from Lowell, MA, I would consider Mike Webb out of Rhode Island.
Who's the most popular? Mr. Cuetec?
Freddie <~~~ or maybe Mr. Gina or Mrs. West
I offer this because I am trying to help and not be a dick.
I think it is silly to order a cue right now. The price of cues on the secondary market is ridiculously low. There are cues that are listed on here for $1200-that would have sold for $2K-$2.5K a few years ago.
Best deal I have seen is cuehunter has Richard Black cue that looked awesome for $1200. IMO, it is best deal, and there is no way you can a new cue built for that kind of money.
I wish you the best,
Ken
I think it is silly to order a cue right now. The price of cues on the secondary market is ridiculously low. There are cues that are listed on here for $1200-that would have sold for $2K-$2.5K a few years ago.
Best deal I have seen is cuehunter has Richard Black cue that looked awesome for $1200. IMO, it is best deal, and there is no way you can a new cue built for that kind of money.
I wish you the best,
Ken
Contact Rick Howard, you will get a lot of bang for your buck and in a timely manner.
http://www.macecues.com/
http://www.macecues.com/
I have an incredible playing Steve Klein
4-pointer...$650 shipped and I'll throw in some nice j/p's
Nice shafts, great taper
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=364489
In that price range, then I would suggest Bryan Mordt for an individual cuemaker.
You can also get some really nice cues from custom shops such as Jacoby, Pechauer, and Schon.
And there are also a wide selection from McDermott and Viking. They all make great players cues. Your choice really depends on part the style of cue design you are looking for. But for your budget you have alot of options.
You can also get some really nice cues from custom shops such as Jacoby, Pechauer, and Schon.
And there are also a wide selection from McDermott and Viking. They all make great players cues. Your choice really depends on part the style of cue design you are looking for. But for your budget you have alot of options.