Elite Cues any good ?

PoolFan101

PoolFan101

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I have been looking for a sneaky Pete with green veneers and not have to pay a fortune for one just to bang a few balls. I found a Elite cue that has the green veneers but I do not much about them. Are they a decent cue for the money. Here is a link to it.
www.pooldawg.com

Elite EP34 Pool Cue

If you want a traditional looking cue made with beautiful woods that won't break your bank then you need an Elite cue. This Elite EP34 is beautifully crafted with a Birdseye maple forearm with four Cocobolo, Maple, Green stained and Black veneer points and finishes off with a Cocobolo sleeve...
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It says they hit similar to a Meucci.
 
Snooker Theory

Snooker Theory

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Similar hit to an action brand cue, same makers, nothing like a Meucci IMO.

Also, just my .02, think you would better off saving up and buying a nice cue rather than a bunch of cheap cues.
 
Texas Carom Club

Texas Carom Club

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same thing as a players i bet, ive seen em in person, look identical with different logo

probably plays as good as a players id bet, which is a good thing
 
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garczar

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Another Asian import cue. Decent beginner/mid-level cue. Will do anything a hi-dollar cue will. IIRC these are made by same outfit that makes Archer's Scorpion line.
 
Texas Carom Club

Texas Carom Club

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Sheeit even the finish is still slick and shiney on my players, and I use the piss out of it,much better than that crackpot, I mean schmelke finish that few times I've had em, fit is also perfect, the value for the price cannot be beaten
 
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garczar

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Snooker Theory said:
Similar hit to an action brand cue, same makers, nothing like a Meucci IMO.

Also, just my .02, think you would better off saving up and buying a nice cue rather than a bunch of cheap cues.
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Tough for a leopard to change his spots. It appears that the goal here is to spend the absolute least $$ possible. Whatever floats-ur-boat i guess. I'm with you, spend a grand or so and get a killer cue and be done. Get one of these imports as a back-up bar banger cue.
 
Texas Carom Club

Texas Carom Club

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Snooker Theory said:
Similar hit to an action brand cue, same makers, nothing like a Meucci IMO.

Also, just my .02, think you would better off saving up and buying a nice cue rather than a bunch of cheap cues.
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Why do you think he's better off with a more expensive cue that does the same thing as a cheap but very well made cue , just curious
 
boogieman

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It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
I have a break cue with wood to wood joint, as in the screw is wood. It hits very well and is straight as can be 6 years later.
 
Snooker Theory

Snooker Theory

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Texas Carom Club said:
Why do you think he's better off with a more expensive cue that does the same thing as a cheap but very well made cue , just curious
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I responded here if you wanted to have a look, I had a previous post in the thread as well.

Action cues ? decent

I just ordered a Action inlay series 12 and it looks to be a nice cue , I wanted a cheaper cue to have to take out to places were there is a lot of people . The inlay series is nice and looking , does anybody have any info on them and are they...
forums.azbilliards.com
 
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