Cues: Is there really a difference?

[Maniac]

When I'm shooting with a custom I don't miss.

You should have took a custom and entered the U.S. Open. You'd have made the cover of Billiards Digest .

Maniac (still finding humor in those type of statements)

 

[victorl]

Two cues with the same weight and balance point can feel completely different depending on materials and how they are constructed. Imo every cue has a unique balance that cant be measured by balance point alone. Try a Tad cue and you'll understand.

 

[rorywayne]

wazzzup holmes

Cues are like cars, the more you spend, the nicer they get.

Nice intro cues, 100 to 200 are players and cue tec, highly respected, look nice, plays well
Midrange, 200 to 300, you get into Lucasi, and they have some cool high tech stuff.
400-500 you begin to get into pro stuff, Joss, Adam Balabushka, stuff like that. Anything over $500, you are paying for fancy inlays or a cue makers name. :grin-square:

Pancho. come see me at panchos world of billiards at the hopkins expo, booth 1411

 

[iownthe412]

You should have took a custom and entered the U.S. Open. You'd have made the cover of Billiards Digest .

Maniac (still finding humor in those type of statements)

Yeah, probably a stretch!