thanks to Captain Dan for his effort to compile all that data, it is amazing to me the fact that there is such a wide diverse choices made by players on the cue's they use, I would have gussed that one maker might have had 15%-20% of the players useing their cues, like McDermott or Joss East, etc. Or 3 or 4 manufactors that had atleast 20% of the players. Its cool that there is so much diverstity out there and it also shows that there is room for more cue makers-nobody has a monopoly.
Predator shafts came in pretty high, they have great marketing.
Moori tips are @ 40% I forgot to put that on my origonal post so perhaps its 41%. They are great tips. This number didnt suprise me. The other 60% of players who dont use them just havent tried them yet.
I really like the threads and his work and found the results most interesting.
What would be interesting after he is done with this survey is the cost of your main playing cue, not what's it worth but what did you pay for it-real numbers. my guess the overall average would be around $550.
Predator shafts came in pretty high, they have great marketing.
Moori tips are @ 40% I forgot to put that on my origonal post so perhaps its 41%. They are great tips. This number didnt suprise me. The other 60% of players who dont use them just havent tried them yet.
I really like the threads and his work and found the results most interesting.
What would be interesting after he is done with this survey is the cost of your main playing cue, not what's it worth but what did you pay for it-real numbers. my guess the overall average would be around $550.
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