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DJKeys

DJKeys

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This is all that is left after 6 years of buying, selling, trading, and playing. The Carmeli, Zylr, and Sugartree are brand new cues, but the market is really tough right now for sales. I play mostly with the Tasc and the Joey cue now, but I am proud to have one of the last Zylrs, an 8 point ST and a Davis Blank Carmeli. I guess you figured I like leather wraps.

Enjoy!
 

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Terrific collection
I like your taste in cues

How would you compare the full splice Davis blank Carmeli cue
to some of the others?
 
cuesblues said:
Terrific collection
I like your taste in cues

How would you compare the full splice Davis blank Carmeli cue
to some of the others?
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Thanks for the kind words.

It hits very nice, it has the full splice limberness with the power of a flat faced wood to wood joint.
 
Nice Collection

Very sweet cues you have acquired! Thank you for sharing.
 
Nice collection!
Let me buy back the olivewood.
I should have kept it. Hit too good. :D
 
JoeyInCali said:
Nice collection!
Let me buy back the olivewood.
I should have kept it. Hit too good. :D
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You are the only person I would ever sell it to, Joey. Your Olivewood and the Zylr are both very special cues.
 
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Great collection DJ! We have very similar tatse in cues...



Thanks for sharing,
Chris
 
CMD said:
Great collection DJ! We have very similar tatse in cues...



Thanks for sharing,
Chris
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Hi, Chris-

I agree, we are after the same thing. I have never been able to afford a fancy cue. I always have bought cues for the hit. I would like to own a Searing, as I have a friend who owned a half joint once and I never forgot the hit. I talked to Dennis a few years ago,made it onto his list, and maybe someday I will be lucky enough to get one of his cues.

Thanks for the words, and take care.

-dj
 
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