Definition of "Players Cue"?

TheBook said:
Something that is affordable and made to use. It is not very fancy, not a showpiece, or work of art. Something that you can afford to get banged up. Usually a cue that will not really change in value much if it were played with or not.

Sometimes it may be a cue made by a reputable highly in demand cuemaker that is on the lower price range and usually a entry cue from their "catalog". It would be their basic no frill cue but still has their craftsmanship and methodology.

Now this is all subjective as it depends on your financial base on what you feel comfortable playing with.
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Nail. Head. HIT!!!
 
I also agree, or at least that has always been my thinking too. It does not necessarily have to be a custom or production, It can be either. I know people with higher end cues that they rarely pull out, but their every day player may just be a lower cost cue that was a diamond in the rough when It came to playability. I've even seen people knowingly pay more for a lower dollar cue then it was worth, simply based on the fact that it played better then others of the same make and model, and the fact that they would rather subject it to the daily grind then their good cues.

Greg
 
how a cue plays, if it is a good hitting cue, then its a players cue. inlays or none dosent mater nor does value.
 
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