carmeli cue question

poolplayer2093

poolplayer2093

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I've noticed a lot of carmeli's for sale here reciently. i think they look great and i was thinking to get one but even with the good reviews i read i have to wonder are they worth it? from what i see a lot of people seem to be selling them. what's the deal are they good cues or what? they look sharp that's for sur. thanks for the input
 
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poolplayer2093 said:
I've noticed a lot of carmeli's for sale here reciently. i think they look great and i was thinking to get one but even with the good reviews i read i have to wonder are they worth it? from what i see a lot of people seem to be selling them. what's the deal are they good cues or what? they look sharp that's for sur. thanks for the input
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I don't think there are any disproportionate numbers of Carmelli cues for sale. At any given time, you will see lots of Scruggs and many other cuemaker's products show up for sale. I think one thing it denotes is that they are a popular cue. Almost everything I have read and everyone I know of have had nothing but praise for Carmelli cues. Personally, I have owned several, and I have found them to be of top quality construction, solid, and very good playing cues. You get a lot of cue for the money. If you purchased one, I don't think you would be disappointed.
Joe
 
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I've hit with a few and they play very well. I noticed that cue to cue they weren't as consistant as some others but the workmanship was very nice. Just like many other cues the 2nd hand market seems tough to get your money back out of them.
 
poolplayer2093 said:
I've noticed a lot of carmeli's for sale here reciently. i think they look great and i was thinking to get one but even with the good reviews i read i have to wonder are they worth it? from what i see a lot of people seem to be selling them. what's the deal are they good cues or what? they look sharp that's for sur. thanks for the input
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they are exceptional Quality and more bang for the buck than most cues . his point work is great, and playibility is better! thanks Bill
 
I've owned a few and currently use an ebony conversion as my bar cue. I've always been impressed with the quality of wood and finish from Ariel's cues. They also have a nice "neutral balance" in the hands which suits my stroke nicely. At his current prices they're one of the best values for your buck. I suggest contacting Martin (Jazznpool) and get on his list for the demonstrator if you're hedging. I noticed right before the holidays you had a cue for sale from a cuemaker in my area - Chicago. I prefer Ariel Carmeli taking nothing away from the other maker.
 
every cue hits different, my last player was a Tad and I still love it to death but there is just something about my Ariel that I shoot with, words cant explain it, I actually have a plain jane birdseye maple Ariel for sale with 2 shafts, anyone interested can pm me, but even though Ariel's cues arent getting the best 2nd market value right now I'm sure it will blow up and you would probably regret it if you dont get one now
 
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