Ok.. most of us that have been around a while, know what Bob Meucci created. He has made a living on designing and producing cues. Some really nice cues, some that if they were women, wouldn't be taken home at 2 am, drunk or sober. But who wouldn't know a Meucci gambler from across the room, or that implex joint. These are part of the fabric of cuemaking history, love him or hate'em.
Now we all have a favorite Meucci design. Don't lie, you know you have one. I even had one back in the mid to late 80's when Meucci was building a decent quality cue. That cue, is still my favorite Meucci design. It is the JR-3, from the first Rempe series of cues. Why? Veneered inlayed boxes, faux ivory points and just a very clean look to it.
So that is my ode to Bob Meucci.. it's one of my favorite production cues from the 80's. Everytime I see one I hear Whitesnake playing while I am shooting.
www.budgetcues.com is where the link is from. The Meucci museum.
JV
Now we all have a favorite Meucci design. Don't lie, you know you have one. I even had one back in the mid to late 80's when Meucci was building a decent quality cue. That cue, is still my favorite Meucci design. It is the JR-3, from the first Rempe series of cues. Why? Veneered inlayed boxes, faux ivory points and just a very clean look to it.
So that is my ode to Bob Meucci.. it's one of my favorite production cues from the 80's. Everytime I see one I hear Whitesnake playing while I am shooting.
www.budgetcues.com is where the link is from. The Meucci museum.
JV




