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If you had this cue, would you play with it?
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rackmup
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Nah...
I might use it as a break cue or something to keep in the trunk of my car but I like my Schon too much to replace it as my primary playing cue.
Regards,
Ken
I might use it as a break cue or something to keep in the trunk of my car but I like my Schon too much to replace it as my primary playing cue.
Regards,
Ken
It depends on a couple of things imo:
1. Is the price you pay a lot of money to you? If it is, I wouldn't play with it, and I might not buy it.
2. Does the cue play good? It might just be a show peice and not a good hitting cue.
Personally, I think you can get a very good cue custom made to your specifications for a heck of a lot less. I wouldn't pay for a cue like this because I'd be too afraid someone would steal it and I would only buy it if I could play with it.
1. Is the price you pay a lot of money to you? If it is, I wouldn't play with it, and I might not buy it.
2. Does the cue play good? It might just be a show peice and not a good hitting cue.
Personally, I think you can get a very good cue custom made to your specifications for a heck of a lot less. I wouldn't pay for a cue like this because I'd be too afraid someone would steal it and I would only buy it if I could play with it.
If you had this cue.....
" I like my Schon too much to replace it as my primary playing cue."
Hi Rackemup,
Seems to me that everyone I speak with that plays with a Schon
feels the same way! My primary cue is twelve years old. Evan Clarke customized it for me a few years ago. Mike Sigel played with it several months ago after struggling through a local expo with a Predator. His comment was "now thats a real cue!" I wonder how many pro players would choose a Schon if not for the money other cue manufacturers pay them to "play" with their cues. I notice most of them immediately change shaft manufacturers and hide it.
" I like my Schon too much to replace it as my primary playing cue."
Hi Rackemup,
Seems to me that everyone I speak with that plays with a Schon
feels the same way! My primary cue is twelve years old. Evan Clarke customized it for me a few years ago. Mike Sigel played with it several months ago after struggling through a local expo with a Predator. His comment was "now thats a real cue!" I wonder how many pro players would choose a Schon if not for the money other cue manufacturers pay them to "play" with their cues. I notice most of them immediately change shaft manufacturers and hide it.
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locki
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well, i have a minnesotta fats cue which i got for around 50 $, but a month ago, i bought a local cue stick which costs only 600 pesos, its a little over 10 $, but now i use it as my playing cue most of the time, i have won a lot of matches with it compared to the imported one...
it all depends on how the cue loves its master...
if that cue loves me a lot and will make me a world champion...then its worth it...
it all depends on how the cue loves its master...
if that cue loves me a lot and will make me a world champion...then its worth it...
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cue_fanatic
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I'd rather not play with it considering the price of the cue.
Heck if i had the money to buy cues in these price range then yeah, i'll even break with it......but if i had to save up for it then maybe just to practice with...
