Differences of Mezz DI, DI Pro & DI Pro H ???

JMW

JMW

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I am considering the short Mezz Pro Break 2 cue and I see a few different break shafts. Not sure if they are all options on the PB2, but if so, I would like to know the differences so I can make a wise selection. The information on the website describes the component differences but that doesn't really mean anything. I am looking for educated opinions on performance.

What are the differences between the Mezz Deep Impact, Deep Impact Pro and Deep Impact Pro H?

Thanks!
 
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I can only vouche for the Mezz PB Pro because I have one. It breaks ridiculously well and any of my friends who have tried it, loved it. They just don't want to spend $620 for one! I am still partial to my Predator BK2 because we have had a long lasting relationship, but the Mezz is the first break cue that I would even compare to the BK.
 
nme007 said:
I can only vouche for the Mezz PB Pro because I have one. It breaks ridiculously well and any of my friends who have tried it, loved it. They just don't want to spend $620 for one! I am still partial to my Predator BK2 because we have had a long lasting relationship, but the Mezz is the first break cue that I would even compare to the BK.
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Thanks for the input. What makes the PB Pro better than the others? IYO. Solid, feedback, control, power etc... I have never played with a Mezz.
 
i tried my fren pb2 with DI pro (ash).. the feedback is incredible!!! best combo pb2 + pro h as the balancing can b easily altered but down side is wrapless.. i still prefer a break cue with a good grip like ; silicon n rubber but not linen.

i m still against the idea of purchasing an extra shaft for break cue :mad:
just might purchase DI pro with Pro H shaft n exchange shafts n sell off...
 
I have a Power Break Pro with a DI Pro shaft and it's a monster. Not sure of the differences, but you won't be disappointed.
 
I have recently bought a Mezz PB2 butt, and paired it with a DIP-H shaft. I can first tell that the DIP-H is heavier than the DI and DIP, the DIP-H is about 6oz, creating a really forward balance on my 21oz break cue.

this combo breaks like a monster, with a properly racked 9-ball set, I can usually pocket 3 balls with just average power, control of the cueball is also nice and easy.

the cue can also be a great jumper, I don't like jumping and rarely jump, but I have tested and never fouled a jump

hope this help.
 
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