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cuetechasaurus

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I've never heard of these cues. Someone I know is selling a fairly plain one for $150. It's got a decent feel to it, and he told me that it's worth about $400. Upon closer inspection, the quality didn't look so good, so I'm not sure if it's worth that much. I might buy it to use as a break cue since it's so cheap. I just hope that it doesn't fall apart on me. Anyone here know anything about these cues? Are they halfway decent or garbage?
 
cuetechasaurus said:
I've never heard of these cues. Someone I know is selling a fairly plain one for $150. It's got a decent feel to it, and he told me that it's worth about $400. Upon closer inspection, the quality didn't look so good, so I'm not sure if it's worth that much. I might buy it to use as a break cue since it's so cheap. I just hope that it doesn't fall apart on me. Anyone here know anything about these cues? Are they halfway decent or garbage?
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Well, they look pretty good. Says they are inlays as opposed to stick-ons. http://www.davinci-cues.com/index.php?module=Default&action=DefaultIndex&page=5
 
Those cues look a lot like the ones that are sold on ebay by Jarvis custom cues, except he charges twice as much for them.:rolleyes:
 
deep said:
Those cues look a lot like the ones that are sold on ebay by Jarvis custom cues, except he charges twice as much for them.:rolleyes:
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yes, Filipino imports.
 
cuetechasaurus said:
I've never heard of these cues. Someone I know is selling a fairly plain one for $150. It's got a decent feel to it, and he told me that it's worth about $400. Upon closer inspection, the quality didn't look so good, so I'm not sure if it's worth that much. I might buy it to use as a break cue since it's so cheap. I just hope that it doesn't fall apart on me. Anyone here know anything about these cues? Are they halfway decent or garbage?
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I talked to those guys in Aug in Vegas. Nice guys and they really are behind their product.They are import cues and didn't look to bad, but I don't remeber any of the cues being anyware near $400. One of the people I was with bought a SP for like $25 bucks.
 
I think the fanciest Da Vinci cue would go for $400. Most of their 4-point cues retail for around $200 - $250.

The inlays are real, not stickers. However, the craftsmanship is second rate. For that price, get a plain jane Joss off Ebay.


cuetechasaurus said:
I've never heard of these cues. Someone I know is selling a fairly plain one for $150. It's got a decent feel to it, and he told me that it's worth about $400. Upon closer inspection, the quality didn't look so good, so I'm not sure if it's worth that much. I might buy it to use as a break cue since it's so cheap. I just hope that it doesn't fall apart on me. Anyone here know anything about these cues? Are they halfway decent or garbage?
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I heard if you spin the cue counterclockwise, you'll see some hidden messages in them.
 
JoeyInCali said:
I heard if you spin the cue counterclockwise, you'll see some hidden messages in them.
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I didn't think you could get any "Window Panes" any more. I'm in, Joey.
 
JoeyInCali said:
I heard if you spin the cue counterclockwise, you'll see some hidden messages in them.
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LOLOLOL....

Well I tested that cue and it hit solid. I mean real solid. It has a good feel also. It looks like one of those plain jane predators, all black with a wrap, and has some decent looking rings. I need a new break cue now, so I might buy it tomorrow. I just hope the shaft doesnt warp like every other cue I've ever bought.
 
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