Are Pazzion cues made by a cue maker, or are they made by a Production cue company?

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justinb386

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Does anyone here know if Pazzion cues are made by an actual cue maker, or are they made by a Production cue company?

Any opinions about if you think they are custom cues, or production cues.

I think that the cue maker might be from Singapore (that is where the seller that sells them is from), but I do not know if that seller is the cue maker, or just a dealer for Pazzion cues.

I have a feeling that they are just very cheaply made production cues, but I honestly do not know.

I see that they come with a weight sticker (like 19oz for example) added to the butt near the rubber bumper, and that makes them look even more generic I think.

I do not know why a custom made cue would have a weight sticker added to it.

That is like something you would only see on a kmart cue.

Anyways, I wonder what the odds are of the cues actually being made by a custom cue maker that builds them one at a time, and pays attention to detail?

Thanks for any thoughts about this.
 
Just in case anyone is interested, I learned that they are custom made by a cue maker named Michael Li (I assume that he is probably from Singapore). The southwest style cues screw in super tight, so they have a nice solid hit. I did not like the taper of the shafts on them though, and the quality of the finish was not very good on the one that I had. The finish on his new ones look to be much better though, from the pictures that I see on ebay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Pazzion...ny-On-Ebony-/221850160531?hash=item33a74ccd93
 
I've played with a Tim Scruggs for over 30 years. Last year I sold it to a friend. I also had a Pazzion, Joss, Helmsteter, Huebler,& Meucci. and without question the Pazzion was the best playing for me. It's held up great and I'm selling more of the cues and going to stick with a Cuetec and Pazzion going forward.
 
Fritz1218 said:
I've played with a Tim Scruggs for over 30 years. Last year I sold it to a friend. I also had a Pazzion, Joss, Helmsteter, Huebler,& Meucci. and without question the Pazzion was the best playing for me. It's held up great and I'm selling more of the cues and going to stick with a Cuetec and Pazzion going forward.
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how do you newbs find all these ancient threads? just curious, says you've been on here since '07 and this is like your 2nd post. whassup with that?
 
garczar said:
how do you newbs find all these ancient threads? just curious, says you've been on here since '07 and this is like your 2nd post. whassup with that?
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In this case, he's not going to get many hits on a search term like "Pazzion". Never heard of the cues myself. Or maybe Justin is back.
 
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