Bastian said:Yes, Earl is using an OB1.
gulyassy said:Earl is using a new cue called the Earl Strickland cue. I am building this line for him. The shaft is an OB1 with a special Earl taper and the butt has a special taper also. The tip is probable the most amazing thing about it. It is a modified elk master that does not mushroom very much at all. We modify it in a way that it does not feel soft at all. The hit is powerful and even miscues draw and follow the cue ball. I have changed over to the OB1 myself and I am very impressed with its power. I think that the cue with the new tapers make for a piece of equipment that is more powerful than any other cue I have ever used. I can draw my ball farther and make spin shots with less effort. I am in the process of making the new line available for sale as we speak. Earl has agreed to partner with me in this new line of cues. We have together developed what I and Earl think is the best cue on the market. It will sell for around $700.00. I have a few in stock ready to ship. He will be using this new cue at Goldsboro, US Open, The World Championships and the match with Shane in Louisville.
So Earl is going in with you on a new cue. Does this mean that he gets his shafts at wholesale from OB1? If that is so, it will be a good thing with his habit of breaking them when he gets angry for missing a shot.
No there wasn't. People in glass houses should not throw stones.worriedbeef said:was there really any need for that comment.
racer rx said:What is Earl using these days? I read somewhere that he is using a OB1 shaft?
Is this true? And other than John Schmidt, any other pro's using the OB1?
gulyassy said:Earl is using a new cue called the Earl Strickland cue. I am building this line for him. The shaft is an OB1 with a special Earl taper and the butt has a special taper also. The tip is probable the most amazing thing about it. It is a modified elk master that does not mushroom very much at all. We modify it in a way that it does not feel soft at all. The hit is powerful and even miscues draw and follow the cue ball. I have changed over to the OB1 myself and I am very impressed with its power. I think that the cue with the new tapers make for a piece of equipment that is more powerful than any other cue I have ever used. I can draw my ball farther and make spin shots with less effort. I am in the process of making the new line available for sale as we speak. Earl has agreed to partner with me in this new line of cues. We have together developed what I and Earl think is the best cue on the market. It will sell for around $700.00. I have a few in stock ready to ship. He will be using this new cue at Goldsboro, US Open, The World Championships and the match with Shane in Louisville.
racer rx said:What is Earl using these days? I read somewhere that he is using a OB1 shaft?
Is this true? And other than John Schmidt, any other pro's using the OB1?