$75,000 for a CNC'd cue? Puleaaassseeee
- Thread starter poolmouse
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Oh stop, it probably costs 73,000 to ship!
I don't think so
What do you mean? More than that has been shelled out for a CNC cue, allegedly.
It doesn't make a difference, if there is a buyer, and they had to have this cue, that is all it takes.
As with anything, you can ask whatever you want.
JV
What does CNC have to do with the price???
It's beautiful, but I can't see paying that much for any cue. Id rather have a new corvette!
why are the words in the description all mashed together . You think by asking 75 grand you could atleast post a legible description,
Cnc or not, their are a shit ton of inlays in that cue.
Not sure if this is the place to debate this, but would the same cue made with a pantograph be more valuable?
Vinniebabarooch, i agree it is a ton of inlays and it is Gorgeous ....
https://pechauer.com/empyrean
All the Information about this MONSTER cue...
i think that if you can't afford something, don't say anything bad about it... Just my 2 cents
I would say yes to that question. Because pantograph is more labor intensive but that's just my 2 cents
asiasdad
Banned
Probably like a Pechauer...pretty good.
I seem to recall that this cue was originally listed on the front of Pechauer's website for $50K. So MastersZ seems to want to make a $25K profit. Which is the American way, but I think that it will take them some time to find a collector willing to pay for that much extra profit.
The runner up to that cue is for sale for 25,000.00....this cue's price is based on the 300 hours it took to complete it.
http://www.jacobycustomcues.com/cuesdetail.php?ID=1702
http://www.jacobycustomcues.com/cuesdetail.php?ID=1702
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